97 s10 no rear brake lights or rear blinkers

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Asked by GuruSLVMR May 28, 2019 at 12:41 PM about the 1997 Chevrolet S-10 LS Extended Cab Stepside RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

97 chevy s10 has no rear brake lights or rear
blinkers . The front blinkers work fine . All running
lights are fine . And the 3rd brake light is fine .
Fuses have been checked .

3 Answers

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Note the diagram for turn signals. Maybe problem with multifunction switch? You lower brake lamps are wired through multifunction switch. The hi mount brake lamp isn't wired that way. The bottom wires coming from turn signal switch, yellow and dark green, that is voltage for rear turn signals, left and right. You can check for voltage on those wires with a test lite.

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Ok I went ahead and replaced multifunction switch because my hazard switch had broken. I think the only thing I have left is to check the ground connection then trace the hot wire that runs to the socket and look for broken or damaged wire .

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