Bit of Emergency: Lost DS Brake Light
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Hi everyone. I was working on how to fix the "stop Lamp" warning I'm getting since I converted to LEDs. I was trying to follow guidance on one of the threads by bypassing/pulling #6 & #8 female connections on the Bulb Control Module on my '79. I was unsuccessful but have a bigger issue. I put back the pins where they go and I no longer have the driver-side brake light. HELP!! I don't know what to do. I have a long drive tomorrow and would rather not be without a brake light. Sorry but @Alan or anyone have thoughts on how to fix this? Did I somehow "break" my Bulb Control Module?
UPDATE: I PULLED THE WIRING DIAGRAM AND WAS ABLE TO DECIPHER WITH MY LIMITED UNDERSTANDING TO FIGURE OUT I GOT 2 OF THE PINS SWITCHED AROUND. ALL IS GOOD NOW.
However, is there a way to bypass the "stop lamp" warning when the brake pedal is pressed on the '79?
UPDATE: I PULLED THE WIRING DIAGRAM AND WAS ABLE TO DECIPHER WITH MY LIMITED UNDERSTANDING TO FIGURE OUT I GOT 2 OF THE PINS SWITCHED AROUND. ALL IS GOOD NOW.
However, is there a way to bypass the "stop lamp" warning when the brake pedal is pressed on the '79?
Last edited by streetsnake; 05-29-2023 at 04:57 PM.
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The easiest and most easily reversed method is to just remove the dash warning bulb for it (brake light bulb warning only).
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