so I went out to my car cuz I had plans to go out. I push the button for my alarm and nothing happens so I was like god damn alarm.(ive had prolems with it in the past) so I open it with the key and turn the igniton and nothing no spark doesnt turn over once. so I jumped it with my moms civic. and I guess the battery was completely drained. my brake lights are stuck on the one mode. doesnt matter if the car is off the brake lights are still on. what could this be I need my car tomorrow

 

check behind the break pedal there is a plasitc piece that is supposed to push in a switch t turn the lights off...when the plastic is old it gets britille and falls off...u should see the pieces on the floor...put a bolt in its place and ull be ok...(dont mind my spelling)

 

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yES!

I had the same problem and the culprit was that piece he is talking about. check it in the morning. i may have just fallen out. I got lucky and just put mine back. Good luck!

 

awesome thanks guys. Ill try it in the morning. for the night I just took my negate battery cable off

 

do I just put a bolt through the hole or what

 

okay even when I try to push down that little button. lights still stay On. Im stumped any other ideas

 

nvm got it. thanx guys. I had accidently placed the bolt in the clutch pedal not the brake pedal. idiot me

 

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DOh! Good to hear you got her fixed.