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Old 03-22-2017, 10:31 AM   #5
Andy4639
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Exclamation Re: Brake warning lamp issue

Simple. The brake light switch is a ground activation circuit.

I would disconnect the switch under the hood and see if the light goes out. If it does then the head lights are some how grounding through the brake switch wire.

If you have everything working other than this one issue take a look at the back side of the ignition switch. Then the fuse block. The brake switch light on the dash runs to the ignition switch then to the fuse block then out to the switch on the brakes. It maybe shorting in the ignition switch plastic connector (those are bad about melting) theen the fuse block. Per the drawing I posted.
Is the temp gauge acting funny it's right beside the brake switch on the ignition switch connector. It's a ground also.



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