1994 Dodge Dakota turn signal/brake lights issue

It's absolutely the wiring... if the fuse were bad, none of the lights would work (the right side isn't fused separately from the left). The faster cycling of the flasher relay indicates a decreased load on the circuit, ie. burned-out bulb. Since you checked all the bulbs, it's either a bad socket, or damaged wiring to that socket.

Get your meter, and start checking things out.

if the r/s rear isn't working ,only-yes could be wiring-i'd start close to the switch though-i have a feelin you have lost part of the t/s switch should have three flashing wires-one flasher power-one r/f ,one r/r -if you have that-then you have a broken wire-or even a shorted wire

-,although that would blow the brake light fuse-unless it burned your switch contacts for r/r first-sounds complicated but its not-start near the switch-

rt

Dont rule out flasher just because its clicking !

Henry

The same flasher is being used for both sides so if one side works, it can't be the flasher.

same flasher... different contacts.

had an 85 power ram that a side failed because boat trailer light failed (short) and burned contacts for that side.

Henry

Of course you will respond when you find the cause and cure ! Henry

Sure will. Haven't been able to rule out anything yet other than its not bulbs. Been working on it - attempting too.

Vic