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Mazda B4000 high mount light fuse location


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1998 mazda b4000 high mount light doesn't work. where is fuse located? not shown on manual.

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The high mount brake light fuse on a 1998 Mazda B4000 may not be shown in the owner's manual because it is often a shared circuit with other lights and accessories.

That being said, the fuse for the high mount brake light is typically located in the engine compartment fuse box or under the dashboard fuse box. Check your owner's manual for the exact location of the fuse box in your vehicle.

Once you locate the fuse box, look for a fuse labeled "STOP" or "CHMSL" (Center High Mount Stop Lamp) or "BRAKE" that is related to the high mount brake light. Use a fuse puller or needle-nose pliers to remove the fuse and check if it has blown.

If the fuse is blown, replace it with a new fuse of the same amperage rating. If the new fuse also blows, there may be an underlying issue with the wiring or the high mount brakelight assembly itself that will require further investigation by a qualified mechanic.

check the globes as filament for tail light it could be blown
while the filament for the brake light usually in the same globe
could be ok

check fuse 36 tail light fuse may be under bonnet in relay box
check relay for tail light
is relay switch getting 12v from the cpu device that controls tail light
check on relay pin tabs

Mr, Parker check first the fuse box for any blown fuse and also any relay. Fuse box is on the driver's side legroom and also for relays under bonnet engine compartment. Another possibility for side lights might the bulbs blown and and dashboard as well. For better resolve ask the help of an expert-car electrician.

Blown fuse? Check the fuse box in the car. There may be another fusebox under the bonnet.

Chances are its not a fuse. The brake lights get power thru the brake switch. But the third brake light does not pass thru the turn signal switch.
So if it works but the regular brake lights do not, the problem may be in the turn signal switch.

either main fuses under bonnet 60 amp for each side ir the light switch faulty ,also fuse in the interior fuse box but would have to blow around 6 all at same time so check the other first

When you checked the fuses, did you check them for continuity or did you check them by eye to see if they were blown? Use a continuity tester that's equipped with a tone alert; this way you don't have to pull the fuses out of the panel- just take the probes and test them while they're in place and listen for a tone. No tone, bad fuse- replace it.

Check the brake pedal's relay too. If everything checks okay, replace the bulb.

Hi!

Changing the brake pad has nothing to do with the brake light unless you touched the switch thats under your brake pedal. Or you might have a burnt light bulbs. Good luck

try looking under the left side of the dash. cheers

check your regulaters under the bonnet small sqaure boxes that should be near the firewall