What is your question?
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What is your question?
I began doing circle checks of my car before I went inside every night. All lights would be off when I go inside, yet I could come out 5 hours later and the brake lights would be on. Or in the morning my battery would be dead. Tonight I caught the lights on, I sat in the car and fiddled the brake pedal. At full depression the lights were on (good). At 1/4 inch depression the lights were off (okay). When left unpressed, the brake lights were still on (very bad). 1) What could cause this? 2) How can I fix this without spending a bunch of money at a shop?
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Have you checked to see if it is the brake pedal causing the brake lights.
Well yes... but it can't be the pedal it has to be a sensor within the pedal.
It has a brake light switch; The reason I ask, If the pedal is the problem you could try a stronger spring to hold the pedal up, or if it's the switch it could be re adjusted, or replaced fairly easy.