This applied to a lot of civics - true for my 1996 dx. There is a piece that fits into a hole in the arm of the brake pedal. I got in the floorboard to the the action of the mechanism and the plunger in the switch was not being depressed. Then I noticed some broken blue plastic pieces in the floorboard that had a pointed tip
Update.. After doing the install of the plastic piece, I found that the POINTED TIP DOES NOT PUSH IN the plunger of the brake light switch, THE FLAT SIDE PUSHES THE PLUNGER. The pointed tip must be snapped thru the mounting hole in the brake pedal arm, next to the switch. The flat side of the plastic piece presses on the plunger and turns off the light when your foot is not on the brake pedal. It should already be adjusted for the correct clearance, just snap in the replacement piece with some pliers (easier said than done, when you are lying in the floorboard).
I found this on the internet:on the 87 Honda civic there is a very small rubber tip that presses against the brake light switch (above the pedal). The rubber piece falls off and the switch does not close. Put a small short bolt in the hole with a nut on each side of the mounting hole so you can adjust the length of the bolt that touches the switch. tighten both nuts and the brake light works regularly again.
Usually at the base of the brake pedal.
How do you replace the rear brake light bulb on a 2001 Honda civic?"
At the top of the brake pedal assembly
Take out the hand brake and replace it
Probably the switch on the brake pedal,
Your problem very well could be the hazard switch. i have a 1994 honda civic too i found whenever i disconnected the hazard switch from the wiring harness my turn signals brake lights and of course hazards do not work. Maybe replace the hazard switch..
The brake pedal switch is bad. How do I replace it?
Brake light on 1994 Honda civic staying on.
Check bulbs, fuse, bad ground, brake light switch.
To change the brake rotors on a 1991 Honda Civic raise the vehicle. Remove the wheels and brake caliper bracket. Remove the brake pads. Loosen the rotor mounting screws and replace the rotors.
The brake light switch located at the pedal is most likely broken or stuck Did you check the bulb and replace it if required?
It might be the brake pedal switch