Brake lights on a 2002 toyota camry se

Asked by Camrylover210 Oct 05, 2017 at 07:19 AM about the 2002 Toyota Camry SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

OK my tail lights on my Camry seem to
work...
However only when my alarm goes off....
If I press my brake pedal the left side brake
lights up but not the right.....
My reverse  lights work n my signals too...
N all bulbs flash on alarm but 4some reason   
when the car is set for motion  my right tail
light won't show(Brakes Only)

3 Answers

I don’t know much but the first thing I would check is the fuse box. Look in your manual to see if there is a fuse that fits the description. Could be wrong though

221,015

Sounds like a bad connection with the bulb. Take the bulb out with the lights/brake lights on, move the bulb around trying to make contact. May want to do this with a new bulb.

21,360

Does the brake light in the rear window function when you step on the brakes?

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