Your question wording is a little confusing, but I suspect that the problem you're asking about is that the brake light does not turn OFF even though the the switch tests "good," meaning it is operating properly [opens and closes the electrical circuit when the plunger is depressed and extended/released].
IF the brake light switch is definitely good [working properly] then the most likely cause for the brake lights to remain turned on is that the position of the switch [the distance of the plunger tip from the brake pedal arm] is not adjusted properly.
Most mechanical type switches are adjusted by screwing the switch [which has a threaded mounting to a hole in the mounting bracket] either toward or away from the brake pedal arm [which depresses the switch plunger to turn off the brake lights].
It is immeasurably helpful to have an assistant stand behind the vehicle to observe and report the changes [on-off, etc.] as you make adjustments of the switch position. You should continue to make changes in the adjustment until the brake lights stay OFF when the brake pedal is not depressed, and the brake lights come on when the pedal is depressed.
The backup lights on a 67 Camaro won't work if the bulbs have burned out of the shifter is misaligned. The lights come on automatically when put in reverse and will not function properly unless the shifter triggers the reverse sensor.
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Brake lights and tail lights. (Unless you have a spotter telling you of course)
Today, she is staying at her home. She can be found there most days unless she is at work, visiting family members, or gone on vacation out of the area.
impossible, unless you do illegal stuff
There is no actual advantage to staying in a hotel located in Tucson, unless of course you are in Tucson. Certain hotels in Tucson are better than others, but there is no actual advantage to staying in a hotel located in Tucson.
its in the tank as part of the pump. inaccessible unless you drop the tank.
Just drive it off a cliff... Its POINTLESS. Unless your GHEY.
That means that it is better not to speak, unless anything you say is better than staying silent. In other words, unless you have something useful to say.
If you mean daytime running lights, then probably not unless it's from Canada.
i dont believe you can do that, unless you take out the fuse that makes the lights come on automatically
Unless the truck was ordered with a special package, it will likely be a 3.42