Brake lights won't go off, please help

Hello,

It sounds like the brake light switch is broken and needs replacement. It is located by the upper part of the brake pedal and will take about 20 minutes to replace. You can get a replacement switch from Amazon.

Here is a diagram of the switch (BELOW). Try unplugging it first to see if the lights go out.

Please let us know what you find ;)

Cheers, Ken

If your talking about the brake lights, the brake switch may have a problem? Sometimes if you hit the brake two or three times, they go out.

Are you talking about the brake lite on the dash or rear of the vehicle?

Assuming you mea the brake light in the dash panel? Check the parking brake lever to ensure it is fully disengaged

If releasing the emergency brake doesn't make the light go off it means that the pressure on one side of the brake system is lower than on the other. Â

There are a couple reasons this could happen:

There could be a leak in one part of the system, making it impossible to hold pressure

The hydraulic fluid could be low

Cars with antilock brakes have an amber or yellow warning light, which usually says ABS. If this light stays illuminated after the bulb check, it indicates a problem with the antilock braking system. The ABS controller will disable the system and your brakes should function as if you don't have ABS. In this case, you can safely drive the car to a mechanic for service.

Dash brake light stays on in cold weather. If the master cylinder lid is tightened, brake light goes off. Question: can just the MC lid be replaced, and will that fix the problem?

Is the brake fluid level correct? I don't see how loosening or retightening the cap has anything to do with the indicator light showing.

Did you change the bulbs or the assembly?

So problem gone?

O.K. Get me up to speed here why did you replace brake light bulbs? Did you match numbers? Get from Honda?