Electronic connector for brakes on Hyundai Accent

Automatic transmission, right? Likely cause is the brake pedal switch located on the brake pedal arm near the firewall. This switch controls an interlock solenoid, a safety feature, that will not allow the shifter to move unless the brake pedal is depressed. Another possibility is the brake relay located on the under-hood fuse panel. Good luck.

You listed this vehicle as a 2006 Accent, yet you write it's a 2010.

If 2006, it's probably the brake lamp switch. However, I've seen all three brake light bulbs burn out within days of each other.

If 2010, it's still under warranty.

push in your brake pedal and have some one look at the brake lights on the back if they dont come on its the brake light saftey switch under the dash it connects to the brake pedal it cost like 18 bucks cheap fix i had the same problem

Hi, The 2007 Hyundai Accent is under a recall for the brake light switch since it has a tendency to fail. The brake light switch is high up on the brake pedal and it has a plunger on it. The plunger releases when you step on the brake pedal and retracts when you release the pedal. Recall Information can be found at: http://www.internetautoguide.com/10-12-2007-33-267/2007-hyundai-accent-recalls.html

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check for bad brakelight switch on the brake pedal under the dash,but on the brake pedal rod,will be a switch that has a pluger that pops out when you apply the brakes,check to see if it's plugged in. other than that,just replace the entire switch,yhey do go bad often enough.

Lower dash driver side above brake pedal, pull flap to see

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Replace the brake switch located on the brake pedal shaft under your dash. Should fix your problem.

the rear shoes need to be cleaned and adjusted. nothing to worry about unless it annoys you too much.

If bulbs are ok it will be the brake light switch, or possibly the wires to the switch that have been knocked off with your foot. Push the drivers seat right back and get your head down under the dash. There may be a small panel that requires removal so that you can see up to the switch. Its directly in line with the brake pedal and has two wires going to it. Remove the connector and link the wires with a bridge wire. Switch ignition on and check lights. If they are on replace the switch or adjust so that the centre pin that comes out against the brake pedal is further away but is being pressed when the pedal is released.
Cheers John