brake light problem
#1
brake light problem
hey guys, my drivers side brake light is dimmer than the passenger side brake light. i thought it was the bulb so i changed that out and it didnt solve the problem. i also that it was my bodys wiring harness so i had a extra one and decided to spend 3 hours to change that thinking it will fix it. still its still dimmer on the drivers side. i have a 95 sc300 with 97 tailights. another thing, my driver side tailight does have a small crack that is letting moisture and water come through. do you guys think that the taillight is dirty since that crack is there? any input is greatly appreciated.
Last edited by trancuongv; 12-06-08 at 02:49 PM. Reason: more information
#2
Lexus Test Driver
Man I love it when people do wiring mods and then they have issues.lol Get a volt meter and put it to volts and check the light plug to see how many volts your getting out of it. Compare it to another brake light and see if it reads the same. I have a feeling that your taillight could also be messed up because there is a break in it. Make sure there aren't any crossed wires or anything of that nature.
#3
Man I love it when people do wiring mods and then they have issues.lol Get a volt meter and put it to volts and check the light plug to see how many volts your getting out of it. Compare it to another brake light and see if it reads the same. I have a feeling that your taillight could also be messed up because there is a break in it. Make sure there aren't any crossed wires or anything of that nature.
#4
just a update. so i went out and bought a multimeter to check the voltage between the two taillight brake light bulbs. both came out in the range of around 13.70 or so when the engine on. any other suggestions? im thinking maybe my taillight housing is dull since there was water and moisture in there before?
#5
Lexus Test Driver
Another thing you can do is just take a flashlight and put it where the bulb would be and compare from your drivers to passengers side housing that simple. Better to do it in the dark to be sure or in a garage. Did you take out the bulbs let them hang inside the car and see if they have the same brightness?
#7
Another thing you can do is just take a flashlight and put it where the bulb would be and compare from your drivers to passengers side housing that simple. Better to do it in the dark to be sure or in a garage. Did you take out the bulbs let them hang inside the car and see if they have the same brightness?
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