
The reasons for the brake light not working on the Baojun 310w include a damaged brake light bulb, a faulty light switch, or a blown fuse. Solutions: Adjust the bulb, as the bulb is used frequently, replace the new brake light bulb to solve the problem. Or check for poor contact. Use a wire to connect the brake light and check the switch, then replace the brake light switch setting. Check the non-working electrical equipment in the vehicle and replace the fuse. Slow down and go to a regular repair shop for replacement and repair, or look for brake light bulbs, brake light switches, and fuse products for self-replacement. The role of the brake light: The brake light is generally installed at the rear of the vehicle, with a main color of red to enhance the penetration of the light source, so that vehicles behind can easily detect the braking of the vehicle in front even in low visibility conditions, helping to prevent rear-end collisions. In simple models, the power passes through the fuse to the brake switch. When the brake pedal is pressed for braking, the switch connects, and electricity is sent to the two brake lights and one high-mounted brake light, forming a circuit through the negative wire connected to the vehicle body.

I've driven the Baojun 310W for many years, and the issue of brake lights not working is quite common. Most of the time, it's due to the brake light bulb burning out, especially after frequent braking when the filament breaks. Another common cause is a blown fuse. You'll need to locate the brake circuit fuse in the fuse box and replace it if it's blown. If both the bulb and fuse are fine, then check if the brake light switch is faulty or worn out. The switch is located near the pedal and is prone to dust accumulation and failure. Wiring issues are also not uncommon, such as loose connectors or aged and short-circuited wires, which can interrupt the signal. A non-functioning brake light is very dangerous. When driving, turn on the hazard lights and pull over. If checking simple components yourself doesn't solve the problem, seek a professional to test the wiring—don't skimp and risk an accident. Regular maintenance, like checking the lights after washing the car, can help prevent issues. The Baojun models generally have average sealing around the brake light area, so be extra cautious about moisture during the rainy season.

As an average car owner, when encountering brake light issues, I first try replacing the bulb since that's the simplest cause. If it still doesn't work after replacement, I then check whether the relevant fuse in the fuse box is blown. The fuse location for the Baojun 310W is easily accessible under the steering wheel. If the problem persists, the brake light switch might be faulty—no clicking sound when pressing the pedal indicates switch failure. Poor wiring connections are also common, especially due to corroded plugs or vibration-induced loosening. Non-functional brake lights prevent trailing vehicles from seeing braking signals, increasing rear-end collision risks. I recommend stopping immediately to address the issue rather than driving for too long. Complete basic checks quickly if capable; for complex issues, head straight to the repair shop. Conduct regular light tests, especially before long trips, to ensure safe travels.

From an electrical circuit perspective, a non-functioning brake light is due to a break in the signal path. When the brake is pressed, the switch activates the current; a burnt-out bulb results in no light at all; a blown fuse interrupts power supply; worn switch contacts fail to send signals; and aged wiring causing short circuits or breaks is also common. In the Baojun 310W model, the switch area is prone to dust accumulation and sticking. Inspection method: First, check if other lights are functioning normally to rule out battery issues; if only one side's light is out, inspect the local wiring. Using a multimeter to measure voltage can quickly diagnose the problem. For safety, if a fault occurs, drive slowly to a stop and do not overlook potential hazards.


