My right blinker goes on when i hit the brakes on my 98 toyota tacoma and none of the lights are out.?

Answer 1

You or someone else may have done some wiring work at the back bumper area perhaps installing wiring for a trailer connection. Buy wire tester and find the ground wire turn on your right blinker and connect the other end of your tester and when the light on the tester blinks you know you've found the wire for the right blinker. After that have someone hold your brake pedal down while you use the same method to find which wire is your brake lights indicator. I'll bet somehow these recently got switched. Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Usually, it is from air in the system. Another possibility is there is a brake fluid leak. Either way, do not drive the vehicle in this condition. You wouldn't drive it without brakes, would you? If the pedal goes to the floor, you have severely reduced braking capability. If the pedal slowly sinks to the floor, you either have a hydraulic leak, or the master cylinder is bad. If you can pump it forever without any fluid getting on the ground, your master cylinder is bad.

Answer 3

are your brake lights and signals going into the column up to the signal switch ? if so you may have a short at the contacts inside.

check to see if it also comes on in front also while braking .

Answer 4

Check your fuses and your wiring. It sounds like you have a short somewhere.

Answer 5

To me this sounds like you have the bulb in backwards on the right side

Answer 6

You have a bad ground connection somewhere. Classic symptoms.

Weak fuses??? (See below) Oh brother!

Answer 7

I always check out autozone.com first before i do anything else.Its free to register and has some informative info there

Answer 8

your wiring is faulty or check the fuses they may be weak.

Answer 9

something is wired wrong or shorted out