The brake switch is 1/2 way up the brake pedal arm where the rod that goes through the firewall is connected. There is a plastic switch wired into the electrical system that detects when the brake pedal is pushed. My brakes lights (all three) stopped working recently and it wasn't a fuse; if I jiggle the switch by reaching my hand under the dash and pulling on the switch, the brake lights will come up, but the switch is not working when brake pedal is depressed. I should have paid more attention when I removed the switch because it took me 30 minutes in a contorted position to figure out the correct way to reinstall it. I guess I'm off to Ford to by a replacement....
the brake light switch is mounted above the brake pedal on the metal lever
3/16 brake line
According to the 1998 Ford Explorer Owner Guide : The fuel pump inertia switch ( shut off switch ) is in the front passenger footwell , behind the kick panel
I have the same problem - but my third brake light slightly flashes when the car is of (Explorer 1998). I have replaced the "stop light" switch with no improvement at all.
The 1998 Ford Explorer Owner Guide shows that the fuel pump shut off switch is behind the kick panel in the front passenger footwell
Yes , on a 1998 Ford Explorer the fuel pump shut off switch ( inertia switch ) is located in the front passenger footwell behind the kick panel
Could be bad brakelight switch or blown fuse
Look at the upper end of the brake pedal under the dash area
check brake light switch on brake pedal maybe getting bad
find the leak could be any of the breaking system its a ford
Could be, a blown fuse, burned out bulbs, bad brake light switch, or an improperly installed brake light switch.
left side of dash