Car lights

Asked by Inc_m2 Dec 16, 2015 at 03:29 PM about the 1997 Chevrolet Camaro RS Convertible RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi i have a camaro 97 at night when i turn
on the car as soon as i release the
emergency break the lights turn but on one
side the low beam one turns on and on the
other side the high beam turns on only
when it wants to than and when i press the
break only one light turns on in the back and
the other side goes off and when i release
the break both red lights turn on i just
bought this car please help
Thanks

3 Answers

The emergency brake release is near the light switch? If so I suspect that the wiring has been caught up in the brake release mechanism. Check the bulbs and fuses while you are at it.

My light switch is on the left-hand of the steering wheel and the emergency brake release is in between the front seats

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You have some serious electrical gremlins. If you can take the car back, do it now. If not your about to spend alot of time and/or money.

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