Reply With Quotefenix_jn wrote:
The rubber stopper on the pedal that pushes on the pin of the stop light
switch is missing. Look under the dash for the switch that operates off the
brake pedal and you'll see a hole in the bracket, there's supposed to be a
rubber plug in that hole. Either get one from the dealer (easy to install)
or rig up something to cover the hole (more work).
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Nissan Maxima: Stop Light Permanently On
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- 08-09 05:14 AM #1fenix_jnGuest
Stop Light Permanently On
Hi, I own a Nissan Maxima 92, I was trying to fix the problem with the
power locks, and when i was able to determine the solution i closed all
and left everything as it was before, but, for some reason the stop lights
don't turn off, I retired the fuse so the lights are off but i really need
to know why the lights don't turn off themselves when i put the fuse
again. The brake isn't locked and the car works very well. HELP!!!!!!!!!
- 08-09 11:26 PM #2SteveGuest
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- 08-09 11:26 PM #3NissTechGuest
Re: Stop Light Permanently On
there is a little rubber stopper that has rotted away and needs to be
replaced.
The stopper depresses the brake light switch, get under the dash near the
brake pedal and look up, you might see the problem
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- 08-12 08:23 PM #4fenix_jnGuest
Re: Stop Light Permanently On
Thanks, I found the part (and the broken cap in the floor). I will replace
it ASAP
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