Rear window brake light access?

fronts are calapers non adjustable unless you have drum brakes in rear there is a small rubber plug about 1/2 in long that will gain you access to adjuster , the other way is to pump brakes while driving in reverse and pumping brakes firmly multipul times .

Did you fix it? I have the same problem, I changed all the bulbs and nothing

Hi, to change spark plug first remove coil over connecting clip ensuring to depress connector release. Next remove coil over retaining bolts. Remove coil over carefully directing coil toward driver side until rubber end able to flex out of sparkplug access tube. Remove sparkplug using sparkplug socket with rubber insert. Had to remove ratchet to gain enough clearance. At this point you should be able to remove sparkplug by tilting extension & socket toward drivers side of car. Then lay horizontal & remove toward passenger side of car. If unable to gain access in this manner you probably have too long an extension. Take care as not to damage spark plug coil over as they are considerably expensive.

you can access the globe from inside the boot the socket twist in.

Your brake light is on because your brake fluid is probably low in the brake master cylinder. As the brakes wear, the fluid level drops proportionally. A switch in the brake master cyluinder measures the fluid level.

The //\\ light indicates you have a burnt out tail or brake lamp. All of the rear lamps are checked by a sensor, including the one in the rear window.

get a hayes repair manul from the auto parts store that will tell you every thing youneed to know

1995-97 Toyota Avalon Stereo Wiring Constant 12V+ Blue/Yellow Switched 12V+ Gray Ground Brown Illumination Green Dimmer n/a Antenna Trigger Black/Red Antenna Rear Window Front Speakers 5 1/4" Doors Left Front (+) Pink Left Front (-) Purple Right Front (+) Light Green Right Front (-) Blue Rear Speakers 5 1/4" Rear Doors Left Rear (+) Black Left Rear (-) Yellow Right Rear (+) Red Right Rear (-) White hope this helps

from inside the trunk if there are no screws on the exterior. might be covered by carpet or cardboard panel

"ABS light came on and Track-off light started blinking"
This happened after I replaced the rear struts (shock absorbers") It turned out to be the left rear wheel sensor ($156.75). I must have damaged it when I replaced the strut. The way to check the 'rear' sensors is to remove the back seat to gain access to each sensor plug (2 prongs). Unplug it and check for continuity. If there is no continuity then you have a bad sensor, or an unlikely break in one of the wires. I checked for a break in each wire but they were fine.

You can change this bulb by gaining access throught the hatch back. I hope this helps you.