park brake indicator light not coming on
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Asked by uxodude May 12, 2016 at 06:04 PM about the 2002 Ford Explorer XLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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taver91 answered 7 years ago

Probably the switch on the parking brake mechanism.

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uxodude answered 7 years ago

Tried checking switch with light tester. No power at switch. Where is power for swith coming from? Fuse? If so which one?

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taver91 answered 7 years ago

Should be a fuse to the switch to the lamp but I am sorry, I do not know your vehicle well enough to tell you which fuse to check in your diagnosis.

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uxodude answered 7 years ago

It is the switch on the parking brake assembly. Disconnected the wire and grounded it, light came on. Now where can I purchase switch? Is it a dealer item only?

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