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  • Electrical: Brake Lights

    Good Morning,
    Last week I was cleaning my 64 Wagonaire with the drivers door open, dome light was on. Then the dome light went out, checked the bulb, it's ok. Then I checked for brake lights, none, tail and blinker lights work. The brake light switch is ok. Is there a inline fuse? The steering column has a small block on it, it has 3,or 4 wires going in or out, could that be the fuse block and could that be shot? Don't want to drive her without brake lights. Any info will be helpful. Steve

  • #2
    There is no "fuse block" on Studebakers.

    Check the brake light switch, which is hydraulically operated and is on the brake line plumbing.
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    • #3
      Try a light pressure crimp around the wire barrel contacts at the brake light switch in order to make tighter contact with the switch terminals.

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      • #4
        On a '63 there is a fuse block with (I think) two fuses and the turn signal flasher. Under the dash hear the steering column and hard to see if you haven't found it before.

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