Where is the brake light switch on a 98 Chevy 1500?

The brake light switch is either defective or out of adjustment if applicable.

Check the fuses, Check the bulbs, Check the brake light switch, In that order.

Move the switch until it opens the contact when the brake pedal is pushed down 1/2".

To replace the brake light switch on a 1995 GMC Sierra 1500, the steering wheel will have to be dismantled until the brake light switch is reached. The switch is changed by unplugging it and plugging in a new one. There are screws holding the switch in place.

Assuming you have already checked the bulbs and sockets, next check the fuse, then check the brake light switch, then check the signal switch.

Some brake light switches are only adjustable once.

The wire you are looking for is a white wire in the bundle that is closest to the brake pedal. Use a test light or meter to check voltage going through the wire when the pedal is pressed.

Well You MUST include year For Exact Details, However they ususlly are under the Brake peddle On Honda Civics, Im Not Sure as American cars are honestly built better it may Have a Computer assisted Braking system which reads the pressure you apply then signals Brake lights, Search google: Chevy 1500 Silverado (Your Truck Year) Brake light instructions

The brake light switch may be bad or out of adjustment. The switch is located just above the brake pedal.

The brake light switch is either worn or poorly adjusted. The switch is under the dashboard. The brake pedal mechanism SHOULD cause the switch to trip when you touch the brake pedal. You may need to replace the switch, but the good news is, it's not too difficult, just a couple hand tools. you talking about the tail lites or the dash lite? if its the dash lite your emergency brake might be slightly engaged.

one black,and one green

How do u bypass the neutral safety switch in a 2002 chevy silverado 1500

normal wear and tear. Brake light switch, bulbs or sockets.

It is on a bracket above the brake pedal. It reads off of the brake pedal.

need to make sure power is getting to the brake light switch and abs unit

I have a 1990 Chevy 1500 truck the brakelight switch is disconnected and it has no connector going to it. I replaced all the bulbs. And still my running lights are in the on position when i turn off the truck. My brake lights are still not working after replacing the lights. I have a RV brake accuator also under the steering column can you help me solve my problem?

If all have failed possible fuse or brake light switch If only one has failed bulb or wiring to that fixture only

most likely a bulb b/c if it was the fuse your other brake and signal light wouldn't work... most vehicles the brake and signal light are all in one bulb... try replacing the light bulb

check wire continuity- no power no lights

Chevy did not use a reset / Inertia switch on there trucks.

Chevy did not use an inertia switch. It don't have one.

You can switch the rear end from a Chevy 1500 with a Chevy 2500 rear end with minimal effort. Both have similar components but the 2500 offers increased durability.

Worn brake pads can cause the brake light to blink on the dash in a 1993 GMC Sierra 1500. This can also be caused by a faulty light.

NO... Chevy did not use an ENERITA fuel cut off switch on there trucks.

Looking up underneath the dash at the top of the brake pedal assembly there is a cylindrical (white) switch. Its a pain to get to, but the master cylinder push rod activates it, so this will be loose when you remove the switch. The part is about $15 from your local auto store.