It turns the rear brake lights on as a safety feature. The brake pedal is pushed in, causing the fluid to move forward in the brake cylinder,activating a brake light switch. Even if the vehicle is off, the lights will still come on.
Brake lights are on continuously while you are driving. Every time the brake pedal is depressed.
It is located on a bracket about 8 or 9 inches above the pedal pad for the brakes...should have an electrical connector plugged into the back end of it. Pending on cruise control the assembly could be plastic or threaded metal as the switch body. Stu Louisville KY
Is the bulb burned out? Is the fuse for that side brake light good? If both answers are 'yes', then perhaps you should have an automotive electrical specialist check out the problem.
Look at the uper end of the brake pedal under the dash area
The Integra uses a dual-filament bulb in the tail light, which has one contact for the running light (the lights you turn on at night) and another brighter one for the brake light (only goes on when you press the brake pedal). You have replaced the bulb with the wrong type. You will need a 2057 bulb for the Integra.
A dashboard light appearing when brake pedal is depressed usually means brake fluid is low.
It is the distance between floorboard and pedal top, when the brake pedal is fully depressed (after applying brakes).
check the brake pedal, there is a switch on the back of the pedal that depressed when the brake is depressed that turns the lights on, when this is loose it keeps the lights on.
Check rear bulbs, rear brake bulb fuse, and check the swith on the brake pedal.
Brake lights are on continuously while you are driving. Every time the brake pedal is depressed.
Check the proportioning valve.
ckeck for vac. leak at brake booster
If both brake light bulbs fail to come on when the brake is depressed I'd check first to see if there may be a fuse that controls the brake light circuit. If there is no fuse and/or the fuse appears to be okay, the most likely culprit is a faulty brake light switch. This switch is located up and behind the brake pedal. There is a plunger that moves in and out acting as a switch when the brake pedal is depressed. It is this switch which possibly may be the culprit.
It is because the brake light switch under the brake pedal is faulty. usually replacing this will solve the problem. it is designed in such a way that when the brake pedal is depressed the switch completes a circuit and the lights come on. the fault occurs when the switch closes the circuit even though the pedal is not depressed. hope this helps.
Possibly the brake light switch at the brake pedal has stayed depressed or stuck.
The brake pedal has a hinge or pivot pin, give it a shot of lubricant,should stop squeaking.
The brake pedal electrical switch can be found below the dashboard in the passenger compartment. The switch will be on the drivers side of the dashboard.