I have a 2004 Honda Accord LX 2 Dr. it has cruise control *the guy at the auto parts store asked, so I thought that might matter* and it is a 4 cyl. I am getting ready to sell it, the guy buying it wanted to take it to a mechanic to have it looked over, I agreed. At the end of the inspection, the mechanic said that everything was great except my brake lights didn‘t work. All the brake lights are out. I assumed it was the fuse, as did my BF.but after checking I don‘t see a brake light fuse. I really don‘t want to have to go through each fuse. My brother is mechanically inclined, and said it seems more likely to be the brake light switch as he checked the fuses he thought it was. So what does everyone else think? Ask for any additional information you need. Thanks a lot!
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This Site Might Help You. RE: 2004 Honda Accord, brake lights not working, could it be the stop light switch? I have a 2004 Honda Accord LX 2 Dr. it has cruise control *the guy at the auto parts store asked, so I thought that might matter* and it is a 4 cyl. I am getting ready to sell it, the guy buying it wanted to take it to a mechanic to have it looked over, I agreed. At the end of the inspection,.
2004 Honda Accord Brake Light Bulb
Check the bulb. If it is burnt out replace it, there are two elements in them, one for signaling the other for brakes. If this does not correct the problem check bulb socket for corrosion and the wires leading to the sockets to make sure they are connected. I suspect you have a loose wire or connector check the trunk for wires on the back of the light assembly. These maybe contained in the side wall assembly. This would require you to remove the light lens and look at the connectors in behind them! Most Jobbers (folks who do auto work as a hobbie or auto wreckers or brothers who are mechanically inclined etc.) can fix this relatively cheep! Hope this helps. Of course see if you can get it your self first but if you get stuck try the above idea! Also if your the hands on type ask if they would mind you observing for future reference, but be sure to respect there space so they can do their work. There is nothing worse then having a critic hanging over your shoulder when your working.
