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Hi..this problem is due to switch.once there is
no problem in your fuse and when the light turns
on while applying brakes then there is problem only
in your switch.Replace the switch,it will solve the issue.
check this out..
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You may have checked the connection on your battery, but you also need to check the other end of your negative connection to the battery, (the end connected to the body of your car), chances are it's a bad connection and needs to be cleaned.
It depends on what parts you're thinking of. Some will carry over between years, and some may not. Minor restyling on the exterior and lighting may present some difficulty, and the 96 is an OBD2-emissions controlled engine, so its ECU, engine bay harness, and many sensors may not work on the earlier car (which is the much less-stringent OBD1 emissions control).
I've only had experience with struts, running lights, trunk gaskets and various under-hood brackets; so far everything has been interchangeable. It may not look EXACTLY the same, but it fits. Hope it helps!
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