dundonjudson
Junior Member
Tail lights work, brake lights do not
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Lol, super helpful!Unplug your tail lights, then they won’t work either and everything will match!

Unplug your tail lights, then they won’t work either and everything will match!
Not sure what one’s got to do with the other, but if you’re asking if I have a sense of humor and use it, the answer is yes. It’s also Friday, and I’m a Leo, which both also seem to have the same amount of relevance lolFormer TOTM winner and this is what you got?
If you have nothing helpful to add you're not a comedian. Leo? WTF? Its not 1975Not sure what one’s got to do with the other, but if you’re asking if I have a sense of humor and use it, the answer is yes. It’s also Friday, and I’m a Leo, which both also seem to have the same amount of relevance lol
I didn’t think you could even get a sport 4.7. Going in my way-back machine to when I sold them, I think one of the upgrade features was a hemi, standard.LOL
I doubt they are LED unless he added them, not too many 4.7 sports built.
I would see if the turn signals work, if they do then the odds on favorite is the brake switch circuit.
I didn’t think you could even get a sport 4.7. Going in my way-back machine to when I sold them, I think one of the upgrade features was a hemi, standard.
If this was the case, the gear shift lockout wouldn’t work either I’d imagine, since that would prevent the gear selector from “knowing” the brake pedal was pressed and unlocking the shifter out of park.Check the switch at the break pedal. Not sure about Ram as I haven't had this problem yet, but other brands they usually go out on older models.
If this was the case, the gear shift lockout wouldn’t work either I’d imagine, since that would prevent the gear selector from “knowing” the brake pedal was pressed and unlocking the shifter out of park.
(see @RJL1 , I did a productive thing!)