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Nissan Altima Brake Lights Stuck On. Depress and release it many times to see if anything is. I found that the rubber. • there’s a problem with the body control module or relay. • the brake switch has failed or is out of adjustment. I pressed the ignition button once and then again to turn on the dash, radio, air, etc. I have a 2007 altima 2.s w/ 60,000 miles on it. My brake lights stay on, intermittently. This is so if the accelerator is stuck you can still brake the car to a stop. I went for the low hanging fruit, and replaced the switch at the pedal. It sounds like the brake. • the switch stopper or cushion has dislodged and fallen out of place. Try finding the brake light switch under your pedal in the footwell area. If you run into a situation where your brake lights stay on and your foot isn’t on the pedal, there are really only three possibilities: The good news is that troubleshooting brake lights that aren’t working isn’t too difficult. It's not a transmission problem.

The good news is that troubleshooting brake lights that aren’t working isn’t too difficult. I have a 2007 altima 2.s w/ 60,000 miles on it. Try finding the brake light switch under your pedal in the footwell area. It's not a transmission problem. Hi, i have a 1994 nissan altima. If you run into a situation where your brake lights stay on and your foot isn’t on the pedal, there are really only three possibilities: • the brake switch has failed or is out of adjustment. • there’s a problem with the body control module or relay. I pressed the ignition button once and then again to turn on the dash, radio, air, etc. I found that the rubber.

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Nissan Altima Brake Lights Stuck On The most common cause for. It sounds like the brake. I pressed the ignition button once and then again to turn on the dash, radio, air, etc. Hi, i have a 1994 nissan altima. The most common cause for. Depress and release it many times to see if anything is. I found that the rubber. If you run into a situation where your brake lights stay on and your foot isn’t on the pedal, there are really only three possibilities: • the brake switch has failed or is out of adjustment. This is so if the accelerator is stuck you can still brake the car to a stop. I have a 2007 altima 2.s w/ 60,000 miles on it. The brake lights in my car won't turn off even on taking out the keys. My brake lights stay on, intermittently. I went for the low hanging fruit, and replaced the switch at the pedal. It's not a transmission problem. Try finding the brake light switch under your pedal in the footwell area.