Brake light switch

If the oil smells like gas , pull the dip stick an put a lighter to it ! If it catches fire there is gas in the oil ! you don't won't to drive the car it could explode ! .
P1391 is for camshaft position sensor and crankshaft position sensor. the code is for either sensor or both

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P1489 Dodge - High Speed Radiator Fan Control Relay Condition

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P1490 Dodge - Low Speed Radiator Fan Control Relay Condition

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P0725 Dodge - Engine Speed Sensor Circuit
P0700 Dodge - Transaxle Control System Malfunction
P0703 Dodge - Brake Switch Performance Repair Importance Level: 3/3 Repair Difficulty Level: 2/3 2 0 ' Add Comment http://engine-codes.com/p0703_dodge.html Forum Code Possible causes - Faulty Brake Switch
- Misadjusted Brake Switch
- Brake Switch harness is open or shorted
- Brake Switch circuit poor electrical connection

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With all these codes present , without looking under the hood , I would think you have a wiring harness problem ! I have seen critters make nests in the engine compartment , they like to chew wiring ! Have seen air filter boxes full of dog food . Good luck your going to need it !

P0703 Suzuki - Brake Switch Circuit Malfunction
Possible causes
- Faulty Brake Switch
- Misadjusted Brake Switch
- Brake Switch harness is open or shorted
- Brake Switch circuit poor electrical connection
Check if the stop light works with the brake pedal, if the brake lights are inoperative, replaced or adjust the brake switch.
Symptoms:
- Engine Light ON (or Service Engine Soon Warning Light)
- Brake lights inoperative

About $20 for a new brake light switch that can be installed in about 15 minutes or less usually, may be good insurance for a long distance drive. The code doesn't say it's a switch malfunction, the computer has seen a fault in the brake switch circuit and set the code-could just be a poor connection there.
More important, how do the brake lights work? I think I'd buy the switch or check the connector by the pedal at least. The computer may not let the cruise control work because of the code.

fuel injector will throw a code but plugs and wires dont. you might have a vacuum leak also. check brake booster and vac lines on brake system and intake mannifold.

Hi the code P0703 is Brake switch B circuit malfunction. I`m not sure if this means the brake switch
is faulty or the wiring to it is faulty.
The brake switch is the best place to start ( but check the connections to the switch )
I hope i have been of help to you.
john ( South Wales UK )

Check Battery connects,Cables.Clean !Also to engine ground. Then Alternator belt tension.Listen for slippage. Check connection on starter relay,and bolts on starter, tap on starter while a buddy starts engine,with the key. Could be bad brushes in starter and or bad relay at starter.

Sometimes you need to disconect the battery for a few minutes for the the control module resets again, oh bye the way dont't forget to erase the codes with the OBDII. Try it!

possible culprits, neutral safety switch or brake pedal switch. likely culprit is the pedal switch. it is located on the brake pedal 2 inches above the pedal foot pad

LIKE I TELL MY CUSTOMERS...FOR STARTERS YOU NEED BRAKES BECAUSE IF IT DOESNT STOP IT DOESNT MATTER.IF THE O2 SENSOR IS BAD THAT WILL THROW OFF THE WHOLE EMMISSIONS SYSTEM.WHICH CAN CLOG YOU INJECTORS,RUIN YOUR PLUGS,CAUSE YOUR CHECK ENGINE LIGHT ON ECT.YOUR COMPUTER KNOWS THERE IS A PROBLEM & THE CAR WONT RUN WELL UNTIL ITS FIXED.STEP 1- BRAKES,02 SENSOR,TUNE UP,OIL CHANGE....WHATEVER ELSE YOU NEED.I KNOW IT STINKS.,JUST DO IT ONCE & DO IT RIGHT.

I assume you mean the brake lights.  Check the brake light switch. Reach your hand up under the dash along the brake pedal shaft to find it.  When you disconnect it, your lights should go out.  If the lights go out, replace that switch and you will be good to go.