Questions & Answers for: toyota brake light dash

toyota avalon. e-brake not engaged. Brake light on dash won't turn off. 72K miles. Never had a brake job, but brakes have been "checked" when new tires were put on 1 year ago. Sensor, brake job needed

...BRAKE" indicator light on the dash of my 2004 Toyota Corolla has started to come on occasionally for short periods of time and then go off. I've checked to ensure that the emergency brake is fully ...

...toyota camry Look above your brake pedal and you will see your brake switch up along your brake pedal arm. It will either be between the brake arm and the firewall so when you brake it pushes the ...

...Toyota Camry, manual transmission, 4 cylinder. Headlights work, Brake lights work, dome light works. Tail lights and dash lights don't work. I don't see a fuse for those. What's the problem? Have you ...

...brake lights stay on 91 toyota corrola Pull up on brake pedal. If lights go out then brakelight switch was stuck. Made out of plastic will need to be replaced. If not climb under dash follow brake ...

THAT MAKES THE DASH LIGHTS BRIGHT & DIM. REPLACE OR BYPASS IT. i have head lights and brake lights. but i dont have running lights or dash lights. what is causing that? my car is a 91 toyota camry

...switch, which sounds bad. Brake lights are operated off brake light switch which is just above your brake pedal under dash. Sounds like brake light and head light switch both need to be

...toyota camry back window brake light is out how to change Brake window light assembly just clicks off rear dash. IMPORTANT>Replace bulb from Toyota dealer or else brakelight warning light in ...

...toyota camry ce brake warning light stay on. in dash wen i hit the pedal, all lights work. Check your brake fluid if low have your brakes checked. The brake ligh on the dash stays on if fluid is low ...

...Toyota rav 4x4? brake light switch already changed I doubt the battery would be the cause. The dash lights are on a different circuit from the brake lights. Do you have power at both fuses ? No. You ...