djsimm89

ok honda-tech heres my problem just picked up an eg coupe my brake lights dont work but my runing lights work cnecked my fuses there fine then removed the brake switch on the brake pedal and checked the plug there is no power going to the plug so wtf do i do help me out

Former User

Check for battery voltage at fuse 42 (20A) under the hood. If there is power at this fuse, then the Wht/Grn wire running between fuse 42 and the brake switch has an open.

djsimm89

bump ttt

djsimm89

what u mean by an open?

NOFX

Does your horn work?

What year and body style? This can help.

KillBot

open = grounded = bare wire insulation = bad wire

djsimm89

heres a pic o my under hood fuse box it has nothing for my brake lights

djsimm89

its a 1993 i just picked it up came wit a ls motor and i think they had it converted for power windows and locks if that helps

Eran

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Former User

It's the fuse labeled Stop/Horn = fuse 42

djsimm89

good looks ima look at it now

KillBot

Lamp De Stop

djsimm89

ight i checked the fuse just now its fine

Former User

As asked by NOFX, does the horn work? If so, test for continuity for the Wht/Grn wire between fuse 42 and the brake switch.

djsimm89

the horn wire is cut check the pic

djsimm89

that lil wire is my horn wire cut

Former User

Remove fuse 42 and then check whether the battery-side terminal (red arrow) for fuse 42 has battery voltage. If so, then the Grn/Wht wire is broken somewhere along the red line.

djsimm89

ight good looks ima check that tomro mornin

djsimm89

problem solved

Pothole987

what was the solution? always good to know...