Brake lights should NOT be effected by the headlights. Brake light function is completely independent of the headlights. Assuming you are not refering to the tail lights, or marker lights, which are supposed to come when the head lights are turned on. Not having brake lights when the head lights are on is a big safety problem and should be corrected.
No. The lights are switched independently of the transmission.
Bad ground on the brake lite circuit.
Bulbs burned out, possible headlight switch
There are many reasons why a head light would stay on when car is off. These lights could be automatic.
Check to see if the interior lights are switched "ON" Sometimes they get turned on when you move the headlight switch.
it is most likely that it is a relay if both your tail lights and your dash lights are not turning on when your head lights are on, because your head lights run off of their own fuse it is most likely that it is a relay if both your tail lights and your dash lights are not turning on when your head lights are on, because your head lights run off of their own fuse
Turn your head lights off before you shut the car off
The most dangerous time is during take-off and landing. They dim the cabin lights in order to make it easier for passengers to find the emergency exits as exits lights are never dimmed or switched off.
August 11, 1939. Lights in London were switched off in a blackout trial.
Hey Humayun==It would help if you stated what kind of car you have. If you have automatic headlights there is a module under the dash that controls them and it is bad. On some cars, the lights stay on until the door is opened. GoodluckJoe
On my 2004 Modus the lights automatically go out as you open the drivers door.
May have to be turned off manually Auto sensor bad