2005 camry no brake lights, no warning light
 

My 2005 Camry has been without brake lights for months. I only found out after I was notified by a driver behind me. No warning light on the dash ever came on to alert a problem with brake lights. Bulbs all good, fuse good, brake switch good and 3 rd light works fine. What would I check next? Did I read about the turn signal switch possibly affecting the brake lights? Turn signals work fine. Did I read about a sensor located in the trunk? Could a faulty ABS sensor on the wheel affect brake lights from coming on? If the 3 rd light comes on could the problem be in the wires leading to the harness connector? All the other lights and signals work. Where would I start to check for bad ground? I have a multimeter with wire probs and a voltage test light I just do not know where to begin troubleshooting. Is there a device I can plug in to check for computer fault codes or do I need to find a mechanic? I am a beginner learning how to repair my vehicles. I need to rule out as many possible causes why my brake lights don't work. It would suck to hire a mechanic to find out this was an easy fix. I am having a hard time locating a wiring diagram in a PDF format for a 2005 Camry LE. All youtube videos on why no brake lights explain the obvious.. bulbs, fuse, switch, or why brake/ warning dash lights stay on. In my case, nothing on the instrument panel indicates any issues. I know there is something simple I am missing... I am stumped! Please help!!!

The 3rd light works so it is not the switch. I have no idea if it is on the same circuit as the signal switch? I was hoping someone on this forum could tell me??? It's a 2005 Toyota Camry LE. As far as testing the circuit, can anyone walk me through each step? Where do I start? Would I use a multimeter or test light? I need as much detail as possible. Understanding the wiring schematics is overwhelming. I feel there is something simple causing why no brake lights. All I know for sure is there is no power going to the light sockets in the truck. All the other tail lights work except the hazards and stop.

I meant in the trunk! ( not truck)

Sorry... I think I may have been wrong about the hazards. I need to double-check to see if they are working or not. Only 2 of the stop/ brake lights are the problem. 3rd light is fine. I will go check to confirm and report back. Thanks!

youre going to have to definitely look at the switches and connections. most likely might need a replacement for them.

If the brake lights do not work, although the bulbs are in order, it's a matter of wiring. You need to contact specialists so that they fix the wiring for you. It happens. Although, if I were you, I would also ask them to see if the light bulbs work exactly. By the way, I recently bought LED taillights on the advice of a friend, and it turned out to be a great purchase. They cost much less than conventional headlights, although they also shine brightly and voluminously.