I assume your brake lights are staying on, when you turn off the car. This is usually caused by a little rubber part on the brake pedal lever breaking Usually around the 140 thousand mile mark. This rubber part is basically a pad that depresses the brake light switch. the part is cheap, under a dollar, and will probably have to be ordered from a dealer. Just tell them about your issue and the rubbe part, and they can find it and order it. Installation was easy for me because I'm kinda small and can fit under the pedals ok. took me 2 minutes to replace. just take your time.
I have a 2001 zx2, and there was a spare rubber piece litterally on the brake pedal. Just an inch or so away. But other than that, the hardest part of this repair is definitely getting the piece ordered.
Most brake light switches are mounted to the brake pedal up towards the dash board
Yes. It could be a blown brake light fuse or a faulty brake light switch.
The 1999 Chevrolet Malibu brake light switch can be found beneath the dashboard, next to the brake pedal. The brake light switch simply plugs in and out.
Changing the brake light relay switch on your 1999 Chevy Cavalier is quite easy. The brake light switch simply plugs in and out.
the brake light switch at the pedel is bad and stop it from coming out off gear see you have brake light if you don,t that's your promblem
The brake light switch is behind the brake pedal.
If the red " BRAKE " light in your dash is lit up , that means that either your parking / emergency brake is engaged or the BRAKE FLUID LEVEL IS LOW in the brake master cylinder located in the engine compartment on your 1999 Ford Escort
Bent brake light switch bracket above the brake pedal.
what does it mean if my brake light is blinking on and off when its pushed down in my 1999 Chevy silverado
Brake Lights "Stuck" ONUsually that is caused by the brake light switch becoming "out of adjustment," but sometimes it can be caused by a defective brake light switch.
Brake light switch out of adjustment or defective
It is on a bracket just above the brake pedal.