Anyways first time i drove my car in long long time. And of course I get to the small town of CLover SC and i get blue lights! I immediately thought it was my system, seeing how ive had around 5 noice ordnance tickets. But he said i had no brake lights.. I was like wtf? but ofcourse i didnt say it.. but anyways make a long story short he wrote me a ticket for the brake lights and for not having my pistol in plain site.

On to my question, where in the hell is the brake light fuse? I checked under the hood and under the steering wheel and found nothing.. My running lights work, just the brake lights arent working.. I have searched and found there is a switch on the pedal that goes bad.. how hard is that to replace? anyways any help will be appreciated.. help me figure out whats going on!

 

You can adjust the brake light switch on the pedal. Get under there and take a look at it...

 

i dont really think its the switch, what fuse is for the brake lights?

 

whoaaaaa, you guys need to stop thinking everything is so bad. CHECK THE BULBS. its completely possible that they are just old or burnt out. Especially when you say stuff like "Anyways first time i drove my car in long long time"

 

nah the bulbs are good.. as i was backing out of the garage i saw brake lights.. but after that who knows what happened...

my car stays in the garage under a cover so its not in the elements and what not.. but can anyone tell me what fuse it is.. i couldnt find anything under the hood or under the steering wheel..

 

alright i know its not the fuse so im guessing the brake light switch under the pedal...

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DAHOTTESTLUDE &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">nah the bulbs are good.. as i was backing out of the garage i saw brake lights.. but after that who knows what happened... </TD></TR></TABLE>Just check them, the running lights don't go out if the brake lights don't work, so just check them out.

 

the fuse is under the hood. the same thing was happing to me. but i put a bigger number fuse on there and they been working good

 

Why would you replace the fuse with a bigger one? You're supposed replace fuses with same number ones, unless the last owner changed it and he or her didn't mind not having stop lights.

 

check the saftey neutral switch (most common)

 

where is the safety nuetral switch? i bought a new brake light switch for under the pedal but havent had time to put it in yet!