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Old 05-31-2006, 12:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Brake lights stay on

My daughters Corolla :rolleyes: 93, the brake lights stay on. Threrfore it drains the battery. I have checked for resets and can't find any. Where do I start to look to resolve the problem?
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I'd say the switch on the pedal will be worn or loose, some are adjustable. Should be an easy fix
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Either that, or rotted wiring has metal touching other metal and something is shorted out. Wiring issues are usually a pain in the ass... But definitely check the switch on the brake pedal first.
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This happened on my daughter's 90 corolla. Like punter said, you need to take a look at the switch. In my case, nothing was wrong with the switch itself, but there is a small plastic spacer/bushing which pushes the plunger part of the switch in whenever you let your foot off the pedal. I probably would have replaced the entire switch if I had not found the pieces of it on the floor. Instead, I used a little JB Weld and glued it back into place. Good as new!
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I put a rivet in the place of that plastic thing that fell out.
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