Brake light trouble

Asked by Paul Jan 10, 2020 at 09:00 PM about the 2004 Honda Civic LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair


Got a 2004 Honda civic lx sedan and the driver side
brake light will only come on when pressure is
applied to the brake pedal but not when you turn
the lights on at night ..already replaced the socket
and fuse..any other ideas???

2 Answers

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TAKE A LOOK AT THE HEAD LIGHT SWITCH FOR PROBLEMS OR TURN SIGNAL SWITCH OR FLASHER SWITCH OR FLASHER RELAY MODULE

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GuruQMG1R- So one of those might fix the actual brake light itself cause it’s just the big red one on the quarter panel mounted tail light that doesn’t work when you turn them on at night until pressure is applied to the brake pedal but all the other lights work like they should and if so where exactly would they be located on the car?

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