The brake light switch is stuck or out of adjustment. If it is a mechanical switch it is located somewhere on the brake pedal swing arm. If it is a pressure switch it is located near the Master Cylinder.
If the parking lights are on when the car is off its probably a switch issue.
Putting the lights on, listening to the radio or anything else that is plugged into the car.
"Mag lights are very strong and can last for months. With regular daily use though because you are draining the batteries, you will probably have to replace the battery."
Something is draining the battery. Check all lights. Glove box, trunk, etc. Also check the power window switch.
I had a similar situation with my 2000 Accord. The brake, battery, and door lights all came on and stayed on. I did a little research online and then called my dealer's service department to verify. There are two possibilities; the alternator or the battery. I could be as simple as needing to clean your battery terminal posts. I popped my hood and found a lovely shade of blue-green coating my connection. I cleaned it off and the lights went out. I probably need a new battery soon, but my lights went off!
The warning lights on a Honda Accord are the same as the warning lights on most other cars.
I dont have an answer but I am having the same problem. My car wouldn't start but when I turned the key, the lights (hazard and dash lights) started blinking. I think it's a warning that the battery is not completely connected. We tightened the clamps (which were very loose) and it stopped.
A bad alternator will have the effect of draining the battery, resulting in dim lights, trouble starting the car and the like. It would be best to replace the alternator as soon as possible and possibly obtain a new battery. This may vary depending on how much the bad alternator has drained it. You can get your alternator and battery checked any time at Auto Zone.
The brake light switch is broken or out of adjustment. Park the car and pull the fuse to keep the battery from draining dead until you can get it fixed.
It means the battery has been drained of all it's power. Simply recharge the battery with a battery charger and it will be fine. You do not have to replace the battery, although draining the battery fully does harm the battery. Charge the battery fully and it will function as it should.
Can be a dead cell in the battery. If so the battery will have to be replaced. Can also be any light that is pulling power from the battery. Check all lights. Under hood, glove box, dome light, trunk, etc. Disconnect the negative battery cable overnight and if the battery is dead then the battery has a dead cell and must be replaced.
If the front lights go out when everything is turned off on a Renault Modus, this may be due to grounded wiring. Check all wiring that lead to the front lights and the connectors to the battery.