YOUR RESEARCHRear brake lights
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i have recently had an issue with my ignition which is now resolved, its now all back together and working fine apart from the rear brake lights are continuously on when the car is running. anybody experienced this before? i am thinking it must be the brake light switch but before i rush in and buy a replacement thought id throw it out to the group. Thanks in advance Welshpete
could be a host of things, including - fitting a single light bulb at the rear into what is supposed to be for a double light bulb - Brake light switch on the pedal, so there got be the issue, it can just gets out of adjustment
thanks, ordered a new brake light switch and will look at this first.
I'd have a tinker with your original switch on the car now. Easy to access and you may find it's just something stuck between the pedal and the switch trigger.
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