Is it the break light switch that needs replacing? One local garage said it may be Inhibitor switch.
? are you brake lights working if they are then its not the brake light switch
I’m presuming that your vehicle is automatic. Headlights have nothing to do with gearbox operation.
First check your gearbox oil level. Make sure you check it when the oil temp is hot and have cycled through all gears. Check the level in neutral. There should be a dipstick.
If your oil level is okay, then I would suggest having someone run diagnostics on the vehicle. It is possible that your inhibitor switch is acting up, but going off the age of the vehicle it’s more than likely in need of a gearbox oil flush. You might have a small amount of dirt in your valve body which could completely disallow for certain gears to get drive
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its more than likely the earth wires for the lights. unplug the lights and chec the connections visually for corrosion or burnt. the white wire on either side is the earth. get some electrical cleaner and spray the connections. should solve it
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brake light switch under the brake pedal. COMMON PROBLEM OF ACCENTS. 15 TO 20 BUCKS
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eh , Automatic transaxel Range (TR) switch , can also be referred to as the Inhibitor Switch , personally i would call it the neutral safety switch , anyway you can find the "inhibitor" switch on top left side of transaxel , it goes over the shifter shaft coming out of the trans where the shifter cable bolts onto . Looks like a 1/4 of a circle . cheers mate
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their is another fuse box in the engine compartment check that as well
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check bulbs first/ then you can check fuses usually under dash or in the engine compartment/Please rate my response thank you very much
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