No brake lights, turn signals, or flashers

Don't have a center brake light anymore. The parking lights all work. The brake lights work only when the hazard lights button is pushed down, whether the headlights are on or off.
Yes this is one of several old threads that nobody came back with what they found causing the issue.
 
The brake lights work properly when the Hazard light button is pushed down, otherwise they don't work at all. Brake pedal works fine.
The hazard lights and turn signals don't work at all.
 
I replaced the Hazard (flasher) module relay in the steering column with one from O'Reilly's today, but it didn't make any difference.
 
The brake lights work properly when the Hazard light button is pushed down, otherwise they don't work at all. Brake pedal works fine.
The hazard lights and turn signals don't work at all.

Push the hazard switch down and check all the lights with the key in the on position
Do the brake lights work?
Do the turn signals work? Do they flash?
 
The brake lights work properly when the Hazard light button is pushed down, otherwise they don't work at all. Brake pedal works fine.
The hazard lights and turn signals don't work at all.

Do you understand that the brake, hazard, and turn (light) are all the same bulb?
 
Turn signals and Hazard lights don't work at all, with key on or off.
Brake lights only work with the Hazard button down, with key on or off.
 
Turn signals and Hazard lights don't work at all, with key on or off.
Brake lights only work with the Hazard button down, with key on or off.

Ok the the hazard button down this is the hazard off position (normal driving) so you have a turn signal and hazard issue. Check fuse 13 with the key in the on position in the fuse box behind the glove box should be a 10 amp fuse. Check fuse 27 in the under hood primary junction box 20 amps fuse. Are both these good?
Do you have standard bulbs or led’s?


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NskLJ, 27 was it! Checked it before, but decided to replace it and everything is working properly now!! Thankyou!
Also Thanks to LONGpj2 and others for your help!
 
Fuse 27 is listed as MFSW in my 2006 owners booklet. I wrote in my booklets margin that it controls the turn signals, Hazard and brakelights, so I don't forget that.
 
Fuse 27 is listed as MFSW in my 2006 owners booklet. I wrote in my booklets margin that it controls the turn signals, Hazard and brakelights, so I don't forget that.

FYI; The MFSW stands for multi-function switch. Vehicles with regular flashers will use battery power for the hazard flasher then accessory power for the turn signal flasher. The electronic flasher relay in the Jeep must need the battery power to power up the circuit inside the relay.
 
NskLJ, 27 was it! Checked it before, but decided to replace it and everything is working properly now!! Thankyou!
Also Thanks to LONGpj2 and others for your help!

Hate to burst your bubble, but fuses don't normally blow for no reason.
You may still have an issue with your lights.
The MFSW is a common problem that's easy to replace.
 
I have been thinking that something caused the fuse to blow. If it happens again, I will look at replacing the MFSW. Is it best to use an OEM or will others like Crown be good?