WIERD WIERD WIERD problem!
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WIERD WIERD WIERD problem!
I was driving last night and my buddy was behind me and we were on an open road so I got on it and at WOT when I was shifting my buddy said my brake lights went on every time I shifted!? What the hell is with that?
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Either your foot was brushing against the brake pedal, or your brake switch is adjusted right on the edge of activation. When you push the clutch pedal down, the bracket that holds both the brake and clutch pedals flexes a little, which can cause the brake switch to move away from the pedal arm a tiny bit -- and light the lamps. Its easy to adjust, just pull down the plastic panel in the foot well, and look up... You'll see it.
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You have a MAJOR problem, your muffler bearings MUST be contaminated with blinker fluid, causing a short circuit in the flux capacitor...
Just messing, sounds like Brains hit the nail on the proverbial head!
Best of luck!
Taco
Just messing, sounds like Brains hit the nail on the proverbial head!
Best of luck!
Taco
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[QUOTE=Taco]You have a MAJOR problem, your muffler bearings MUST be contaminated with blinker fluid, causing a short circuit in the flux capacitor...
I thought that kind of stuff only happend to fords........j/k ford guys.
I thought that kind of stuff only happend to fords........j/k ford guys.