O.T. Plymouth Voyager Brakelilghts

RoyIA · Mar 12, 2011

1989 Voyager Brake lights, hazard lights and turn signals do not work. The tail lights and license plate lights work.
Checked all the fuses and O.K. I took the steering wheel off to check the turn signal and hazard switch. I pulled the wiring up out of the column to check for broken wires. They all look good. I checked the brake switch and it appears good. I checked the turn signal flasher, but forgot to check the hazard flasher.
Any ideas? I have been trying to follow the wiring diagram out of my Chilton manual, but it does not appear to be totally correct. Thanks in advance for the help.

Lesformore · Mar 12, 2011

I had that problem with a truck many years ago. I think your problem is no ground at the brake lights. If you run a new ground wire from the lights to the frame that could solve your problem.

Ky Hauler · Mar 13, 2011

May have a bad clock spring. Some Chryslers got a recall on that.

Brian Jasper co. Ia · Mar 13, 2011

A clock spring woiuld only affect the cruise control, air bag, and horn. I'd be wiling to bet you find a turn signal switch.

RoyIA · Mar 13, 2011

I put the steering column and wheel back together this morning. I turned the key and turned the signal lever. The turn signals worked. I have no idea why. I did not fix anything, I just disconnected the wiring cables and put it back together. However the hazard lights still do not work. Good enough for me.
You Figure????

Thanks for the responses, Roy

C.R. · Mar 13, 2011

might have been a bit of corrosion in the terminals,and unplugging and replugging it cleared it up

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