1992 Acura Legend "fix back brake light stays" Questions

...back off). Possible it is getting stuck in the down position and could need to be replaced. very easy to install and only about an 8 dollar fix. Mine did that and adding brake fluid fixed it. Just a ...

...fix it? the switch that controls the light is probably bad but what id do first is try to adjust the switch which is located under the e-brake.look at the back side of the e-brake and you should be ...

...back of the brake pedal bar. No sensor involved , brake lamp switch probably needs to be adjusted ,maybe . Learning to test is the way to a fix ,.not by i was told it could be a sensor . Brake lights ...

...fix for a heavy guy. :) My switch was hanging and when I pushed the button on the switch to test it, my light turned off. All I did was put the switch back into the the metal bracket and tuned it ...

...back on the brake pedal? The problem is the brake pedal switch. It is more than likely a spacer on the switch that has come off. The other problem could be the switch itself. Both are cheap to fix, ...

...back then forward. Today it took about seven time before the lights finally stayed off. My 2002 did the same thing today and I'm looking for a solution. It has drained my battery twice today. Please ...

...fix it. Thinking it may be ABS related? Most likely. Usually what happens to mine, is the wires to the sensors get broken from stones hitting them. i splice them back together and they are good for a ...

...back lights work and parking light all lights work but the break lights what to do? The brake light switch on these trucks was a poor design. Its mounted on the brake pedal. Look under there and bend ...

...today and the same thing happened. It seems I have only front brakes. There is no ABS brake light. Take the vehicle back to whatever service center/garage did the brake work and tell them to fix

...fix it temporarily because it will come back on as soon as you use the brakes again. Check the reservoir lever and see if its low. If not, its something more involved and most likely will require ...