what's wrong when brake lights won't go off on a 1992 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme?

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Asked by sgregory Jun 11, 2015 at 10:59 PM about the 1992 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 4 Dr S Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Battery dies over time when lights won't go off.

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144,885

Check under dash,it will be the brake light switch at top of break pedal,is bad.

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Changed brake light switch and it still doing the same thing.

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144,885

You must have a short in wire some where,check power to switch on both side,s ,if there is power to both switch wire,s you have a short.

144,885

Undo the brake light switch,see if light go,s out,if it dont start checking your wiring in trunk at tail light,s back to switch.If it go,s out when switch is undone,may be another new bad switch.

144,885

And one more thing to check,make sure you clipped the wiring harness in right at the switch.

65,590

When testing brake switch one wire should have power all the time and the other one should not have power until brake pedal is depressed then go out when pedal is released. If power going to both and not applying brake pedal make sure brake switch is installed correctly or is adjusted so that switch is making contact with brake pedal when it is depressed.

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