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Brake light will not go off, when motor is running. have replaced brake light switch and put dielectric grease on bcm connection.

2007 pontiac g6 gt

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Did you try spraying electrical cleaner on bcm connector try it,unless bcm really went out

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  • Posted on Jul 28, 2009

SOURCE: engine misses,solved temporarily by dielectric

New spark plugs or air filter work better, and I suppose you could say permanently, whatever that means when you are talking about cars.

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If you are running any extra systems, ie amps, subs, high watt speakers, etc. etc. you may need to get a better batter, like the blue. or yellow top one. check with auto zone.

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never replace a circuit with a fuse that is stronger than what is asked for as you will then burn the wiring.i would get my hands on a wiring schematic and trace the problem with a tester.once found replace the bad wiring or relay with the right parts and you have succeded.

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  • Posted on Oct 08, 2013

SOURCE: 1995 class a motor home ford chassis brake light switch

The switch is located on the brake peddle where the master cylinder attaches to the peddle remove clip slide master cylinder rod to one side remove switch.

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I have a 2007 Pontiac G6 my display is reading red. engine power service traction soon and my check engine light has been on since this problem started. please help

these links can assist you the C0242 code is set due to the P2135 code the C0242 is set due to the computer not being able to perfomr traction control due to the P2135 code
repairing the P2135 code will correct the C0242 code
the P2135 is saying the computer sees the 2 throttle position sensors built into the throttle body do not match
this is usually cause by one of 2 things
1 ) the connection at the throttle body or possible terminal crimps inside the connector have bad connections
2 ) the throttle body itself has an internal failure
the best action to take is to pick up a tube of dielectric grease sold at most local auto parts stores and disconnect the connector at the throttle body and pack the connector with the grease then plug it back in and clear the codes and see if the problem goes away
if the problem comes back replace the throttle body connector sold at most dealers and shrink wrap in the new connector to the existing wires one at a time
if the problem still does not go away then replace the throttle body https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p2135-obd-ii-trouble-code-throttle-pedal-position-sensor-switch-a-b-voltage-correlation-by-blake-griffin https://www.engine-codes.com/c0242.html
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