I solved it I got new taillights with the housings but the new housings didn't have a good ground so I used the o.e. housings with the new lenses and problem solved.
Did you solve this? When you bleed brakes you have to start at the right rear, then left rear then right front. Start from the farthest away first. If you have help fill master cylinder. Have friend depress brake and hold it, do NOT let off. Release bleeder fluid/air comes out pedal goes down. Close bleeder THEN release pedal. Check fluid, do it again. If there is air near the front it will take 3-4 attempts to push the air all the way back. Repeat, always making sure the mater cylinder stays full. If it gets to low and sucks air start over. If you are doing it by yourself. Get a large bottle of brake fluid and a rubber hose a few feet long that fits snug over the bleeder. Put the hose on the bleeder, the other end in the full brake fluid bottle making sure its submerged in the fluid. Release the bleeder go push on the pedal as far as it will go. Release it. Go close the bleeder. When you let off the brake with the bleeder open it will suck fluid from the bottle back into the line so you dont suck air :) Little trick I learned!
Same issue but did not hit anything on the road; the issue arose after not driving vehicle for several days, warning lights came on upon starting vehicle.