When the fuses, relays, dimmer switch, and the light switches have been changed, and the brake lights STILL fail to work means you "missed" something.
All lighting basics are simple:
When ALL components are good, the most common cause of failure of the brake lights to turn on is usually that the switch controlling the brake light circuit(s) IS NOT PROPERLY ADJUSTED.
Many possible causes... coolant level, thermostat, head gasket, water pump, fan not working
Replace the brushes in alternator. refer to the haynes manual on how to do it.
its the throttle position sensor
A squeaking noise in the steering column of a 1995 Toyota Celica can be caused by several factors, including worn or dry bushings, a failing steering shaft, or issues with the steering column's plastic components. Lack of lubrication can lead to friction between moving parts, resulting in squeaks. Additionally, loose or damaged components can exacerbate noise. Regular maintenance and inspection can help identify and address these issues.
check the brake fluid level in your master cylinder under the hood. The light comes on for two reasons, either the hand brake is on or your brake fluid level is low
my 4cyl Toyota was doing the same, I changed the spark plugs and wires and it runs like new :)
One of the primary causes for this is a stretched timing belt. Even though the belt is a notched belt, they do stretch just enough to make the timing not conform to smog specs. I have had this happen, too, and found that a timing belt replacement solved the problem.
What causes misfire 302, 304 and 306
Black people.
switches go bad especially if the windows were left down, takes awhile to affect the switches, get new one from parts van or junk yard
A little kid in the trunk with a hammer
causes of death have changed over the last 100 years due to many reasons, such as a more widespread recognition of illnesses