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My 06 Elantra's brake lights won't come on. Bulbs

My 06 Elantra's brake lights won't come on. Bulbs and fuses seem to be fine, I have heard the problem may be a brake sensor switch. Where do I find this and what other fixes would you recommend trying?

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The brake sensor switch is located on the brake pedal. If fuses and bulbs are ok it should be the switch.

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