Question:

1. My break lights aren't working either of them, but the light is I.E. when I go to turn the lights on?

I replaced the bulb thinking it was the other part of the bulb not working.

Nothing has changed. Checked the fuses and doesn't matter because there is only a Rear lights fuse so it's not that.

Im starting to think it's the electrical system that activates that part of the buld.

Could be wrong, thats why im here any help I would be thankful

Car is a 99 Integra any other questions to help figure it out let me kno

 

anybody?

 

show some patience....this thread was only up for like 40 min

check your brakelight switch

 

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check your brakelight switch</TD></TR></TABLE>

Brakelight switch? location?

And yeah I know I should but when it's something small on DD that you really need to drive it's hard

 

IIRC, check on the brake pedal. Probably closer to the top of the arm.

Ali

 

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Ali</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thing is a pain in the *** to find, anyone have a diagram, im gonna go over to ther integra website see what i can find

 

i had the same prob a couple of weeks ago...turns out when putting on my old school club i somehow disconnected the harness... like said, check your brake pedal wiring, located at the top of the arm...get down on your back and look up youll see it, and have patience

 

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Have to look into that tomorrow in the light. Real pain in the ***

 

it is actually very simple

 

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In the sense of finding it tho, i dont do tight places well, also that is the problem what do i do with the switch like just mess around with it?

and is this "switch" the thing the predal rest's against. been searchin for a picture

 

http://www.sonsacuraparts.com/...ch=no

 

Thanks, but i've already seen that, and I think ive found it as the thing that the break pedal rests against..but what do i have to do to it.. doesn't look broken or anything wrong.. makes me think short or something