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I just got flagged down by a lady in traffic because I had no brake lights. I got back to my parking garage at work, and they flickered once as I was backing in, but yep, they're gone.

My back-up lights work. When I turn on the headlights, the rear driving lights work. I just get no brake lights when I press the pedal.

I don't have any manuals with me. Can anybody give me a quick checklist of things to go through and where each thing would be located on a 99 C2? I really don't want to drive home in Houston traffic with no brake lights.

Thanks in advance.

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I just got flagged down by a lady in traffic because I had no brake lights. I got back to my parking garage at work, and they flickered once as I was backing in, but yep, they're gone.

My back-up lights work. When I turn on the headlights, the rear driving lights work. I just get no brake lights when I press the pedal.

I don't have any manuals with me. Can anybody give me a quick checklist of things to go through and where each thing would be located on a 99 C2? I really don't want to drive home in Houston traffic with no brake lights.

Thanks in advance.

Start with the switch on the brake pedal.

Posted

How far out is that spring-loaded piece in the brake light switch supposed to go? Mine doesn't seem to be popping out more than a millimeter or so past the metal bracket when I depress the brake.

Posted

It's definitely the switch. If I have someone fiddle with the button the lights flicker on and off. How do I get it off of there? Is there a trick or do I just yank it with pliers?

Thanks for everyone's help.

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It's definitely the switch. If I have someone fiddle with the button the lights flicker on and off. How do I get it off of there? Is there a trick or do I just yank it with pliers?

Thanks for everyone's help.

Release by turning 90°, and pull out of the opening.
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Thanks so much for everyone's help last night. For the first time ever the local dealership had a part I needed in stock, and I'm back in business.

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