1991 Honda Accord Brake Lights Stay on

Hi Alan, Sounds to me as if the brake light switch needs to be replaced. Regards John

1992 honda accord ex 4door the brakelamp indicator light on the dash is always on and my rear brake lights stay on even when the car is turned off

the tail lights? theres two signals. is it the park lights stay on or the stop lights stay on??? is your stop lights stay on, go under the dash board right in front or behind the brake pedal you will see a switch. dicconect it. then check the lights again. if there off buy a new stop light switch and reinstall it. and recheck it again. also before you buy it, check the relay for the stop lights too. remove it and check. then put another from another function. huh horn, headligh a/c blower just to test it then put it back,. let me know

In all probability, the brake switch got stuck in the closed position. One way to test it is by trying to move the shift lever from Park to Neutral without depressing the brake. If you can do this, then the switch is damaged. It is very simple and inexpensive to replace.It is located a few inches above the brake pedal rubber pad.

are you sure you the adjustment to it is correct the button in the end of the switch has to be fully depressed to deactivate the circuit

Check for a sticking running light relay.

Either you have a bad brake light switch, or your stopper for the brake light switch is missing. Check where the brake light switch contacts the brake pedal. If there is a hole, you are missing the stopper, if not you need a switch.

There is a brake light switch located under the dash at the top of the arm that the brake pedal is mounted to. It either needs to be adjusted or is faulty. This switch is what makes your brake lights come on and it will do this whether the car is on or off. Most likely just needs to be adjusted so that the tip of the switch isn't touching the brake arm until you push the pedal. Its very simple to adjust

Try replacing the bulbs in the tailight assembly, they do this sometimes when they are faulty, but still working. Eventually they will burn out completely from staying on.

they have a plastic screw that breaks under the petal. any bolt that you can fit in the hole will fix the problem.