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Old 07-17-2011, 05:43 PM
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95 civic ex brake light problem

The tail lights work and the headlights work, but no brake lights. All fuses have been checked and switch has already been replaced. Anybody experienced this before? Any ideas besides tracing power from the bulb connector back? Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks.
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Re: 95 civic ex brake light problem

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Assume all the bulbs are good?

It could be the switch under the pedal.
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Re: 95 civic ex brake light problem

Yea, i originally thought so too. But the switch was already replaced....Without a good wiring diagram, all I can think to do is check for the correct voltage at the bulb connectors and depending on the results, and if they vary per connector go from there...and thanks by the way. I've never joined an online auto forum so this is a little new to me.
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Re: 95 civic ex brake light problem

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Yea, i originally thought so too. But the switch was already replaced....Without a good wiring diagram, all I can think to do is check for the correct voltage at the bulb connectors and depending on the results, and if they vary per connector go from there...and thanks by the way. I've never joined an online auto forum so this is a little new to me.

No worries.
I've around forums since last century, they are very useful and cool places on the web


The wiring is pretty simple.
I'm pretty sure they share a ground with the rest of the lights in the cluster.
It could be a bad relay?
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Re: 95 civic ex brake light problem

Check the bulbs because they're dual filament bulbs. Mine looked fine and when I replaced them it worked again.
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