Why is one brake light on and the other not working?
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One brake light being on while the other isn't working is usually caused by a burnt-out filament in the brake light bulb. After prolonged use, the filament can deteriorate due to aging, preventing the brake light from functioning properly. In such cases, the bulb needs to be replaced promptly. If the issue lies with the wiring, professional diagnosis and repair will be required. Steps to replace the brake light switch: 1. Remove the protective panel above the brake and accelerator pedals to access the brake light switch; 2. Disconnect the corresponding wiring harness and remove the switch (note: the brake light switch uses a twist-lock mechanism - turn it counterclockwise to release); 3. Install the new brake light switch and reassemble all components in reverse order.