Tim-
Richard Brown provided a big clue with the horn and brake lights sharing a
common fuse.
On our 68 1600, the horn switch disassembled itself so that the horn began
to honk continuously. I removed the horn fuse to stop the honking; that
also caused the brake lights to stop functioning. After repairing the horn
switch, I reinstalled the fuse, and the brake lights began to work again.
If you have power at the common fuse, then the problem may lie in the
wiring between the fuse and the point where the brake light and horn
lines are separated.
--Bob
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On Sat, 22 Aug 2009, Tim wrote:
> I have tail lights and turn signal lights, but no brake lights. The turn
>signals are slow but do work.
>
> The rear harness is grounded to the frame and the plugs and wires all look
>good. I have tried two different brake pedal switches (one was new and both
>tested good) and neither has worked. All fuses are good. (but my horn no
>longer works as well)
>
> Help!!!
>
> Tim
> Belleville, WI.
> '70 SPL AND SRL
> Still clueless but always learning
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