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How do I check the brake light switch and how do I pull it out?
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I doubt very much that you have a switch problem , if you look behind the pedal you will see pedal depressing on to a switch , a lot of cars usually have a rubber stop bump on it which either gets worn out or just pops off it’s like a little rubber bung which causes in worst case brake lights to remain on even when car is turned offHow do I check the brake light switch and how do I pull it out?
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Also you have not recently put aftermarket rear taillight bulbs in the car have you ? Customising tail lights can cause more problemsHow do I check the brake light switch and how do I pull it out?
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I doubt very much that you have a switch problem , if you look behind the pedal you will see pedal depressing on to a switch , a lot of cars usually have a rubber stop bump on it which either gets worn out or just pops off it’s like a little rubber bung which causes in worst case brake lights to remain on even when car is turned off
That’s why I said a lot of cars have the rubber bung I did not say all cars , pretty unlikely it’s the switch anyway on a car of this age , what I am thinking is the guys put aftermarket bulbs or taillights into his car which are creating this issueit works the other way around, the pedal releases a switch in front of the pedal arm.
more modern versions will have a switch on the side like this...
That’s why I said a lot of cars have the rubber bung I did not say all cars , pretty unlikely it’s the switch anyway on a car of this age , what I am thinking is the guys put aftermarket bulbs or taillights into his car which are creating this issue
That's a great picture there stooge, better than I can see for myself. It gives me an idea where the screws are now.it works the other way around, the pedal releases a switch in front of the pedal arm.
more modern versions will have a switch on the side like this...
Do you do any driving at night?Sorry for the delay.
As the problem is very intermittent it is hard to catch, and I cannot see if the problem is happening while driving...