Warped brake rotors.
Either machine them (if they have enough material left) or replace them.
Don't ride the brakes so much and the new ones will stay true.
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If it just happens while braking then yes the rotors are warped. However the real issue is that the Nissan Quest has a basic design flaw. The brakes do not cool properly, so if you do a lot of city or stop-and-go driving then the rotors will soon warp again anyway.
If it happens at speeds above 20mph then you probably have a tire(s) out of balance. Nissans tend to throw wheel weights with regualr frequency. We generally have the tires balanced everytime we have them rotated.
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Press the pedal in again
just as the name it makes the brake lights come on when u press on the brake pedal
Most likely it is either the brake light switch, under the dashboard, connected to the brake pedal or the turn signal switch inside the steering column.
It can not. Generally use press brake to bend sheet metal. Press brake has 3 kinds of series. Manual press brake by foot, mechnical press brake, hydraulic press brake.
My mechanic had to change a switch inside the steering column. Brake lights worked when turn signal was on. Have a mechanic check that.
probably have a loose or broken wire that moves and grounds out when press the brake locate wire and replace it
brake paddle isn't pressing down the botton that switches off the brake light . you may have to adjust the brake paddle's distance to allow it to press and hold down that botton.
The front brake rotors are warped. It's not the power steering pump if it only happens when braking. One or both of the rotors need to be replaced. Overheating causes this, especially if the rotors are old or have been turned as part of a previous brake job on the truck.
Check the bulbs - they are double filamented one filament may be burned out in each bulb It could also be your battery....run it by a car part store; they usually will check the charge of the battery for free.
while in "N" with foot on the brake pedal. shift the transfer case into 4wh then press down on shifter to shift into 4wl
I had the same problem in my 1992 Nissan 240sx.your brake pedal, when at rest is pressing in a switch.when you press down on your brake pedal, the switch is released and your brake lights stay on. most of the time (on nissans) there is a hole in the pedal,and a little rubber bushing fits into it, and the rubber makes contact with the switch when this rubber gets old and/or falls off, the switch just pokes through the pedal and your taillights stay on. go to a Nissan dealership (they will usually have this item in stock)it is a very small rubber/plastic button that pops into your pedali just picked mine up for $1.75 it can be very difficult to pop into place
Try jiggling the steering wheel a little, press your brake pedal, and make sure your car is in PARK.