How do you replace the brake light switch under the dash on brake pedal for 2004 mitsubsi lancer sportback, is it under the dash or on the floor by the brake pedal

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It might be oil pressure sensor or oil pump is faulty. Also might be problem with winter conditions driving oil gets more viscous. If you recently did oil change might be the reason for that too. Change the oil for 5W-30 (for winter only), instead of 10W-30. If problem persists check/replace oil sensor if wont help loook for oil pump.
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• Posted on Jul 21, 2009

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Repair manual I can help with. Don't have access to an owners manual at present.

Go to Autozone.com
Go up to the top right, and click on Become A Member.
Membership is almost instantaneous, and you won't receive garbage email, or have your information given out.

After you are logged in, go up to the top left, and click on Manage My Vehicles.
It's pretty self-explanatory from there. (You choose, Year, Make, Model, Engine)

Then you will be on the -> Edit Vehicle Information page. (Home>My Zone>Manage My Vehicles>Edit Vehicle Information)

Go to the left column, scroll down with your eyes to -> Vehicle Repair Guides, and click on it.
On the next page are the different categories.

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the best way to check is the test light, the meter will give you false reading because the circuit will go around and find another path to return to the test point

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the brake lighr switch located : the top of the brake pedal.

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Sometimes this is caused buy a vacuum problem. It is not opening the door to let your air in at a slow speed. The doors are opening at high speed due to the air pressure from the outside air. Make sure that the fan is runnig by turning your ignition on but not starting the engine. Turn the fan on high and see if you can hear it. If the fan is running then take you car to a mechanic you trust and have them check the vacuum going to the door.