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brake lights and blinkers use the sale filament in the bulb the running light is the other (in a dual filament bulb) you may have a poor connection or a break inside the bulb base. test with a known good bulb. the next place to look is the connector on the light switch and the joint where the running lights split off.
with brake lights, there are many possibilities. first check the fuses. look at your owner's manual for the location of the fuse box. also, for the brake lights, there's usually a switch built into the back side of the brake pedal. these can become loose , get unplugged or even just wear out.of course, they could be burned out. by front lights, i assume you mean headlights. either way, once again check the fuses, also check the bulbs themselves. if none of this works and you are having this much trouble with the electrical system, you might want to take it to a tech.
You either have a 'single filament' bulb installed in a 'dual filament' brake lamp socket ... OR .. you have a 'dual filament' bulb short circuited internally. Check your rear brake lamp bulbs (supposed to be 'dual filament' - two contacts on their bottoms). When you step on the brake pedal, do your dash lights LIGHT UP? A 'cross circuit' exists between brake lamp circuit and parking lamps circuit.
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