How to remove break lights from nissan altima 1998

you have to remove the oilpans,not the cylinder head.

Please check your brake relay for malfunction then. Replace it if needed.

You should be able to gain access through the trunk, inspect the trunk wall near the tail lamp assemblies for service ports

if its like most nissan s you have to remove the glovebox and the fuse box is behind it, the main box can also be located beside your battery, if both tail light blow it will, blow a fuse, so check your lights regular to save you the hassle of looking for fuses.

sounds like dirty fuel filter or failing fuel pump.

sounds like a bad bulb, ther are two filaments in the bulb one for park lights and one for brake lights,so park lights will work but not brake, also make sure bulb is installed correctly, hope this helps,good luck.

need an engine size

theres a rubber stop on the break pedal
once they get old the crack & break
you can use a nut & blot to replace the rubber stop

I am not sure what you mean by a wet plug. If oil has fallen into the plug cavity simply remove the plug rubber boot (gently twist it off or you can break the connector under the rubber cap) and using an absorbant rag or towel to soak up the oil. Any oil residue film left will not affect the car- you may get some smoke from the oil burning off the hot plug.

Why don't you ask the REAL question you want the answer to...I think we all know you are looking for the way to reach the check engine light to break it, not replace it! Who REPLACES the check engine light?? That's just retarded.