You don't actually drive a truck, do you?
There isn't a switch - the spring brakes (parking brakes) are actuated by pulling out on the tractor brake control valve. This evacuates air from the emergency chamber of the brake chambers, which in turn releases the spring brakes. The springs push the brakes into an engaged position, and that's your parking brake. It's typically the yellow knob (the red one is the trailer air supply). In the case of custom valve covers replacing the OEM ones, it'll be the one on the right.
On a 2007 Peterbilt 379, the park brake switch is typically located on the dashboard near the driver's seat, often integrated with the air brake controls. It may be found alongside other switches for lights and other functions. If you need to access or troubleshoot it, refer to the vehicle's owner's manual for specific diagrams and instructions.
Should be to the left of the clutch pedal.
the brake light switch is an air over elec. switch located in an air block on the floor behind steering shaft
Stuck brake light switch, or a short to power somewhere in the brake light circuit.
The brake switch on a 2006 Peterbilt 379 is typically located near the brake pedal assembly, mounted on or near the brake pedal itself. It can also be found within the steering column area if it's part of the cruise control system. If you're having difficulty locating it, consulting the vehicle’s service manual can provide a detailed diagram and specific location.
The turn signal flasher relay switch, on a Peterbilt 379, is located under the dashboard. The relay simply plugs in.
Short to power in the brake light circuit. Most likely, the fault is in the switch itself.
I'm not sure if they are all the same but my 379 has the switch built into the air dump switch in the dash
The flasher unit is integral to the switch.
The brake light switch on a 1998 Peterbilt 379 is typically a small cylindrical or rectangular component mounted near the brake pedal assembly. It usually has electrical connectors on one end and a plunger that is activated when the brake pedal is pressed. The switch is often black or gray in color and may have a threaded base for easy installation. To locate it, look near the brake pedal linkage under the dashboard.
It might be the switch itself.
It's a Peterbilt 379