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Old 09-28-2004, 09:55 PM
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Help - Break lights stay on

hey ppl i just got a 90 REX and when i turn on my lights or driving lights my break lights come on (bright like im breaking or stopping) and when my lights isnt on i dont think they work. . . any help!?!?
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

did you recently change the bulbs back there, if you did you prolly just turned the bulbs upside down, if not you got a wire crossed.
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

those bulbs wont go in backwards, look on the petal and see if the little plastic numb came off that activates the switch... although if it did it should stay on all the time, but you never know.
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

he couldve forced it, cuz ive seen it happen many times.
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

i felt all around the break pedal on the back side of it and everything i didnt find no plastic numb? i dont even know what it is....plz help
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

Here's the link to the other post...
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

okay, so where do i get one of those? and also is there anything else i could use for it like 'half ass' say a screw? ect..
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yeah you could use anything you can get to fit on it and stay, even like a piece of plastic and some duct tape.
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oh yeah if you want a real one go to a honda dealership they will have them.
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

how much are they? and what is behind there? like a little hole? or what?
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

not sure how much they are, you could get one at a junk yard for pretty much nothing, it just snaps in a hole I believe.
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

use a one of the plastic clips that hold your wheel well splash guards in. they are like a clip with a plastic screw in the middle of it. they work perfectly, and they got my friend out of a jam once. he has a 95 civic, which has two of those sensors on the clutch pedal. its for neutral safety. well his both must have rotted out, and fell off while he was driving. then when he got offa work, he couldnt start it. when i got there, i checked all kinda stuff, and finally saw the plastic on the floormat. so i got two clips off of his splashguards in the wheel well, and used them. hes still driving today with them, and they are a lot stronger than the stock clips
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Re: Help - Break lights stay on

i just checked...and behind my break i dodnt feel anything....not even a hole for a plastic piece...bit i got my big ass under there and looked straight up and where the break pedal rests on...is that a button? or does that little knob just keep it from pulling back too far?
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it will be on the front side of the brake pedel up tward the dash.
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