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Identify Faulty Brake Light

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2011 Toyota Highlander Break Light Bulb Change #diy #toyota #helpingothers

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Observe the rear of the vehicle while applying the brakes (or have an assistant apply them) to identify which brake light is not functioning. In this case, only the high-mounted brake light is working, implying one of the main tail light bulbs is out.

Goal: The video begins by showing a vehicle with only one out of three brake lights illuminating, indicating a faulty bulb in the main tail light assembly.

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so we've only got one of three brake lights at this point we're going to jump in the back here real quick there's going to be a panel over here and a little panel with a vent on it right there pop that cover down it'll just pop out to the side here that's that is the turn signal bulb and we go up over here these two bulbs the top one's going to be the reverse light the bottom one is

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