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[AUTO] 2005 Cobalt Brake Lights
SkyCaptain
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A friend at work told me the left brake light is out, but when I tested it... it lights up when I hit the brakes and is only out when the headlights / parking lights are on. Is this a dim/bright issue in the same bulb or are there two different bulbs? Cause changing a bulb is something I can fix.
However, if it is possibly an electrical problem... I'll have to take it in to get diagnosed.
However, if it is possibly an electrical problem... I'll have to take it in to get diagnosed.
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A 7443 bulb is your best bet I believe.
Either way, if a light is out when you turn your parking lights on, but not when you apply brakes, it's either a: A burnt out low-filament on a dual-filament bulb or b: a burnt out single-filament parking lamp bulb
On the sedan, the bulb you would need is a 3157 double-filament bulb. A coupe would require a 3057 double-filament bulb
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