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Anonymous Posted on May 07, 2012

How to change brake light bushing on 1998 nissan frontier

I changed brake light switch and brake lights still stay on.

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The break light switch has a needle like rod that pushes up against a flat plastic bushing. The bushing has probably fallen out. Without the bushing the rod has nothing to push against. So, your brake light stays on. I replaced mine with a rubber press screw that fits perfectly in the small hole. Rubber press screws are generally used to secure rubber splash guards under vehicles. They push in and don't back out. Now reattach your break light switch and the rod will now have a bushing to push against.

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  • Posted on Sep 13, 2008

SOURCE: 1998 nissan frontier 4x4

Well since the lights are controlled by the OBD (on board diagnostics), you'll have to reset it. You may be able to do this by simply disconnecting the battery for a few hours. However, a lot of newer vehicles have electronically locked radios which require the manual to be able to be re-enabled.

I'd check out the radio before disconnecting the battery.

The only other ways are to physically disconnect the lights in the dash or get someone with an OBD reader to clear the codes.

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  • Posted on May 29, 2009

SOURCE: Brake light stays on at all times, ive changed pedal switch

Change the brake light switch.Located at the pedal

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  • Posted on Sep 16, 2009

SOURCE: how to install a brake light switch 2000 for a

look up above your brake pedal and you should see the switch. Depending on the car, the switch either pops out, or just needs a screw to be removed

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  • Posted on May 04, 2010

SOURCE: change brake light bulb on a 2000 Nissan Frontier

The entire bed line will need to be removed. The long screws that hold the metal bracet where the bed extender attaches also hold the tail light assembly in place.
I pulled the bed liner up at a 45 degree angle and layed it on top of the cab. This revealed the screws. Take both screws out and lay to the side along with the metal bracket for the bed extender.
Now firmly grab the edges of the tail light assembly and pull...there are 2 hard rubber nipples that snap in to hold the assembly. You will feel like you might break it but you won't..just pull straight back hard. The assembly will "POP" out and then you can just twist the back of each bulb there are (3) and pull out..now you will see the bulbs..just pull the bad bulb straight out and push the new one into place. Now just reassemble. Total time will be 30-45 min. for this repair.

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  • Posted on Nov 29, 2010

SOURCE: Where is the brake light switch located in a

Its on the upper part of the break pedal where the rod runs to the master cylinder Apin holds it to the pedal with a clip on one side and the pin slides through the switch and the pedal Its also adjustabule so you may not need to replace it just readjust it

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