Drunken Hamster
Turncoat Ford Boi
- Joined
- Jul 18, 2017
- Posts
- 1,910
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- Location
- South Carolina
- Ram Year
- was 2005
- Engine
- was 5.7 Hemi
Pretty simple, I've started getting lamp out warnings for my rear passenger brake light. The first time happened before I went and had the second muffler removed and a downturn put on, and I replaced the bulb [it WAS bad], but now it's happening again, and it's a little weird because the warning will turn off every now and then.
As long as it's on, the brake light is confirmed not to work, but IDK about when it's off as I usually have to start driving and wait for it to go off. There's basically no way to coordinate being able to check if it works when the warning's off.
Anyway, I can't and won't replace bulbs once a week, so I need to know what's causing this and how to fix it and if it'd just be more worth it to get my Depo tails now, so here's a video displaying and discussing the problems and potential causes I could think up. {{One I missed was "could the muffler guy have knicked a wire when hacking off the resonator or melted/partially melted them while welding the turndown on?}}
As long as it's on, the brake light is confirmed not to work, but IDK about when it's off as I usually have to start driving and wait for it to go off. There's basically no way to coordinate being able to check if it works when the warning's off.
Anyway, I can't and won't replace bulbs once a week, so I need to know what's causing this and how to fix it and if it'd just be more worth it to get my Depo tails now, so here's a video displaying and discussing the problems and potential causes I could think up. {{One I missed was "could the muffler guy have knicked a wire when hacking off the resonator or melted/partially melted them while welding the turndown on?}}