My mitsubishi 2002 lancer's check engine light is on. i was wondering if it is because of a short. my head light switches sometimes to not working and working, yet the tail only comes on when i brake. My speed gauge lights are not lighting. i replaced the light bulbs and the guage lights
SOURCE: 1992 Honda Accord LX Brake Light Switch Repair
Of course you can make this repair! I'm wondering about the faulty bulb that shorted out all the brake lights...not sure if that's what happened. Your brake light switch is located on the brake pedal, up above where your foot goes. It has a plug in connector which you unplug, then loosen the locknut where it attaches to the pedal.Put in the new switch, lock nut 1st, then plug it in. Note that the locknut is the adjustment point that determines when your brake lights go on. Adjust the locknut so that the brake lights go on when the pedal is depressed within 1/2 an inch (13mm)of pushing down on it. If the switch is adjusted without enough play (say 1/8 inch or less), brake lights may flicker on and off when you go over a bump.If over 1/2 inch, brake lights might go on only if great force on pedal is used (or not at all, yikes!).For good diagrams of parts check out South Bay Honda (hondapartscheap)web site. You enter the year, model, engine, and you can scroll thru tons of parts. If you have any more questions, do not hesitate to post it for me. countrycurt0
SOURCE: tail lights and brake lights not working with headlights on
We had the same problem with ours, that is a Saturn recall items. Check with your Saturn dealer to see if it is still in effect. It use to make our headlight switch get hot. I think it was a poor ground in the taillight housing, I use to wiggle the bulb plug-ins and that helped for a while, but after the recall was fixed it never did it again.
SOURCE: breeze's brake light went out. changed bulb, now whole tail light won't work.
sounds like you put the wrong bulb in, that will make it blink fast. re check
SOURCE: my brake lights or tail lights does not work on my
It sounds like a bad ground. Trace the wiring cable and look for one wire that comes out of the harness and attaches to the frame. make sure the connection is solid and there is no corrosion around the connection
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