'90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the dash
indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle is in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all takes place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will really appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. Thankyou to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and give it your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have to take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to your reply and thanks again......bob |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
BC Bob wrote:
> 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the dash > indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was > intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating > properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle is > in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the > cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all takes > place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I > know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will really > appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. Thankyou > to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and give it > your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have to > take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to your > reply and thanks again......bob > ===================== When it was flashing before, did adding brake fluid to the reservoir make it go out? 1-800-782-4356 is the toll-free phone number in North america to order an Owner's manual. 'Curly' |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
BC Bob wrote:
> 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the dash > indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was > intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating > properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle is > in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the > cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all takes > place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I > know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will really > appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. Thankyou > to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and give it > your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have to > take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to your > reply and thanks again......bob > ===================== When it was flashing before, did adding brake fluid to the reservoir make it go out? 1-800-782-4356 is the toll-free phone number in North america to order an Owner's manual. 'Curly' |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is
probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... > 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the dash > indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was > intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating > properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle is > in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the > cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all takes > place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I > know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will really > appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. Thankyou > to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and give it > your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have to > take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to your > reply and thanks again......bob > > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is
probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... > 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the dash > indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was > intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating > properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle is > in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the > cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all takes > place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I > know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will really > appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. Thankyou > to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and give it > your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have to > take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to your > reply and thanks again......bob > > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display that
says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the replies...bob "Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... > Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is > probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. > > "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message > news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... > > 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the dash > > indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was > > intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating > > properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle > is > > in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the > > cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all takes > > place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I > > know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will really > > appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. > Thankyou > > to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and give > it > > your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have > to > > take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to your > > reply and thanks again......bob > > > > > > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display that
says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the replies...bob "Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... > Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is > probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. > > "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message > news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... > > 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the dash > > indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was > > intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating > > properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle > is > > in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the > > cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all takes > > place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I > > know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will really > > appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. > Thankyou > > to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and give > it > > your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have > to > > take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to your > > reply and thanks again......bob > > > > > > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
I am having the same problem with my son's '92 Accord. In the past
when that light on the dash was illuminated, there was a burned out tail light. I have looked at a Chilton '90 - '92 Accord wiring diagram and it does not show a brake fluid switch in the Brake light failure circuit but Auto wiring diagrams often leave things out. I was unable to find a brake fluid level switch anywhere else in the wiring diagrams. I hope someone comes up with an answer so I can fix our Honda. On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 15:18:48 GMT, "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote: >This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display that >says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the >replies...bob > > >"Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message >news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... >> Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is >> probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. >> >> "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message >> news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... >> > 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the >dash >> > indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was >> > intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating >> > properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle >> is >> > in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the >> > cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all >takes >> > place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I >> > know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will >really >> > appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. >> Thankyou >> > to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and >give >> it >> > your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have >> to >> > take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to >your >> > reply and thanks again......bob >> > >> > >> >> > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
I am having the same problem with my son's '92 Accord. In the past
when that light on the dash was illuminated, there was a burned out tail light. I have looked at a Chilton '90 - '92 Accord wiring diagram and it does not show a brake fluid switch in the Brake light failure circuit but Auto wiring diagrams often leave things out. I was unable to find a brake fluid level switch anywhere else in the wiring diagrams. I hope someone comes up with an answer so I can fix our Honda. On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 15:18:48 GMT, "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote: >This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display that >says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the >replies...bob > > >"Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message >news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... >> Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is >> probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. >> >> "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message >> news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... >> > 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the >dash >> > indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was >> > intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating >> > properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle >> is >> > in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the >> > cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all >takes >> > place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I >> > know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will >really >> > appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. >> Thankyou >> > to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and >give >> it >> > your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have >> to >> > take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to >your >> > reply and thanks again......bob >> > >> > >> >> > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
I am having the same problem with my son's '92 Accord. In the past
when that light on the dash was illuminated, there was a burned out tail light. I have looked at a Chilton '90 - '92 Accord wiring diagram and it does not show a brake fluid switch in the Brake light failure circuit but Auto wiring diagrams often leave things out. I was unable to find a brake fluid level switch anywhere else in the wiring diagrams. I hope someone comes up with an answer so I can fix our Honda. On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 15:18:48 GMT, "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote: >This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display that >says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the >replies...bob > > >"Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message >news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... >> Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is >> probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. >> >> "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message >> news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... >> > 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the >dash >> > indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was >> > intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating >> > properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle >> is >> > in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the >> > cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all >takes >> > place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I >> > know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will >really >> > appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. >> Thankyou >> > to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and >give >> it >> > your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have >> to >> > take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to >your >> > reply and thanks again......bob >> > >> > >> >> > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
I don't have specific experience with that model Honda, but on the later
'90s models, the low fluid switch is built into the master cylinder cover. If yours has a two wire connector coming out of the lid and a shaft descending down from it into the fluid reservoir, with a float that slides on the shaft, that is the switch. BUT - it lights the parking brake light "brake", not the "brake lamp" light. The "brake lamp" light only means bulbs in the back. If the bulbs are good and the light is on anyway, then there is a problem with the wiring (check the grounds in the trunk & coming off the taillights ) or with the controller that turns on that light. I believe it is located somewhere in the trunk. On 9/27/04 2:45 AM, in article 3iffl0tgl1janiqr7tf7ol6koro8ciirne@4ax.com, "Charlie S" <chasa@rcn.com> wrote: > I am having the same problem with my son's '92 Accord. In the past > when that light on the dash was illuminated, there was a burned out > tail light. > > I have looked at a Chilton '90 - '92 Accord wiring diagram and it does > not show a brake fluid switch in the Brake light failure circuit but > Auto wiring diagrams often leave things out. > > I was unable to find a brake fluid level switch anywhere else in the > wiring diagrams. > > I hope someone comes up with an answer so I can fix our Honda. > > On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 15:18:48 GMT, "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote: > >> This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display that >> says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the >> replies...bob >> >> >> "Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message >> news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... >>> Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is >>> probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. >>> >>> "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message >>> news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... >>>> 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the >> dash >>>> indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was >>>> intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating >>>> properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle >>> is >>>> in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the >>>> cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all >> takes >>>> place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I >>>> know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will >> really >>>> appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. >>> Thankyou >>>> to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and >> give >>> it >>>> your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have >>> to >>>> take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to >> your >>>> reply and thanks again......bob >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
I don't have specific experience with that model Honda, but on the later
'90s models, the low fluid switch is built into the master cylinder cover. If yours has a two wire connector coming out of the lid and a shaft descending down from it into the fluid reservoir, with a float that slides on the shaft, that is the switch. BUT - it lights the parking brake light "brake", not the "brake lamp" light. The "brake lamp" light only means bulbs in the back. If the bulbs are good and the light is on anyway, then there is a problem with the wiring (check the grounds in the trunk & coming off the taillights ) or with the controller that turns on that light. I believe it is located somewhere in the trunk. On 9/27/04 2:45 AM, in article 3iffl0tgl1janiqr7tf7ol6koro8ciirne@4ax.com, "Charlie S" <chasa@rcn.com> wrote: > I am having the same problem with my son's '92 Accord. In the past > when that light on the dash was illuminated, there was a burned out > tail light. > > I have looked at a Chilton '90 - '92 Accord wiring diagram and it does > not show a brake fluid switch in the Brake light failure circuit but > Auto wiring diagrams often leave things out. > > I was unable to find a brake fluid level switch anywhere else in the > wiring diagrams. > > I hope someone comes up with an answer so I can fix our Honda. > > On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 15:18:48 GMT, "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote: > >> This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display that >> says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the >> replies...bob >> >> >> "Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message >> news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... >>> Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is >>> probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. >>> >>> "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message >>> news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... >>>> 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the >> dash >>>> indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was >>>> intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating >>>> properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle >>> is >>>> in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the >>>> cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all >> takes >>>> place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I >>>> know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will >> really >>>> appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. >>> Thankyou >>>> to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and >> give >>> it >>>> your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have >>> to >>>> take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to >> your >>>> reply and thanks again......bob >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
I don't have specific experience with that model Honda, but on the later
'90s models, the low fluid switch is built into the master cylinder cover. If yours has a two wire connector coming out of the lid and a shaft descending down from it into the fluid reservoir, with a float that slides on the shaft, that is the switch. BUT - it lights the parking brake light "brake", not the "brake lamp" light. The "brake lamp" light only means bulbs in the back. If the bulbs are good and the light is on anyway, then there is a problem with the wiring (check the grounds in the trunk & coming off the taillights ) or with the controller that turns on that light. I believe it is located somewhere in the trunk. On 9/27/04 2:45 AM, in article 3iffl0tgl1janiqr7tf7ol6koro8ciirne@4ax.com, "Charlie S" <chasa@rcn.com> wrote: > I am having the same problem with my son's '92 Accord. In the past > when that light on the dash was illuminated, there was a burned out > tail light. > > I have looked at a Chilton '90 - '92 Accord wiring diagram and it does > not show a brake fluid switch in the Brake light failure circuit but > Auto wiring diagrams often leave things out. > > I was unable to find a brake fluid level switch anywhere else in the > wiring diagrams. > > I hope someone comes up with an answer so I can fix our Honda. > > On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 15:18:48 GMT, "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote: > >> This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display that >> says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the >> replies...bob >> >> >> "Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message >> news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... >>> Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low level is >>> probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this age. >>> >>> "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message >>> news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... >>>> 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the >> dash >>>> indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was >>>> intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating >>>> properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever vehicle >>> is >>>> in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the >>>> cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all >> takes >>>> place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator lamp? I >>>> know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will >> really >>>> appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. >>> Thankyou >>>> to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and >> give >>> it >>>> your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I have >>> to >>>> take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to >> your >>>> reply and thanks again......bob >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
Same problem here but ignored it. Brake lamp warning disappeared... so with
the seatbelt warning :-( I am starting to believe that some wires are shot or shorted. "Jon" <aidplus@fastmail.com.au> wrote in message news:415d75db$0$10349$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.a u... > Let me know if you come with a solution. I have the same problem. the wife's > driving me nuts reporting it every time it comeson. every thing appears > normal. Fluid, lights and it comes on at odd times, ie not even the brake > being touched. > These things arent RF sensitive are they? > "E. Meyer" <e52.meyer0SPAM@ieee.org> wrote in message > news:BD7DB63A.9F7CB%e52.meyer0SPAM@ieee.org... > > I don't have specific experience with that model Honda, but on the later > > '90s models, the low fluid switch is built into the master cylinder cover. > > If yours has a two wire connector coming out of the lid and a shaft > > descending down from it into the fluid reservoir, with a float that slides > > on the shaft, that is the switch. BUT - it lights the parking brake > light > > "brake", not the "brake lamp" light. > > > > The "brake lamp" light only means bulbs in the back. If the bulbs are > good > > and the light is on anyway, then there is a problem with the wiring (check > > the grounds in the trunk & coming off the taillights ) or with the > > controller that turns on that light. I believe it is located somewhere in > > the trunk. > > > > > > On 9/27/04 2:45 AM, in article 3iffl0tgl1janiqr7tf7ol6koro8ciirne@4ax.com, > > "Charlie S" <chasa@rcn.com> wrote: > > > > > I am having the same problem with my son's '92 Accord. In the past > > > when that light on the dash was illuminated, there was a burned out > > > tail light. > > > > > > I have looked at a Chilton '90 - '92 Accord wiring diagram and it does > > > not show a brake fluid switch in the Brake light failure circuit but > > > Auto wiring diagrams often leave things out. > > > > > > I was unable to find a brake fluid level switch anywhere else in the > > > wiring diagrams. > > > > > > I hope someone comes up with an answer so I can fix our Honda. > > > > > > On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 15:18:48 GMT, "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote: > > > > > >> This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display > that > > >> says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the > > >> replies...bob > > >> > > >> > > >> "Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message > > >> news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... > > >>> Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low > level is > > >>> probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this > age. > > >>> > > >>> "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message > > >>> news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... > > >>>> 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the > > >> dash > > >>>> indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was > > >>>> intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating > > >>>> properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever > vehicle > > >>> is > > >>>> in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the > > >>>> cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all > > >> takes > > >>>> place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator > lamp? I > > >>>> know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will > > >> really > > >>>> appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. > > >>> Thankyou > > >>>> to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and > > >> give > > >>> it > > >>>> your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I > have > > >>> to > > >>>> take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to > > >> your > > >>>> reply and thanks again......bob > > >>>> > > >>>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >> > > > > > > > |
Re: '90 Accord-brake lamp indicator
Same problem here but ignored it. Brake lamp warning disappeared... so with
the seatbelt warning :-( I am starting to believe that some wires are shot or shorted. "Jon" <aidplus@fastmail.com.au> wrote in message news:415d75db$0$10349$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.a u... > Let me know if you come with a solution. I have the same problem. the wife's > driving me nuts reporting it every time it comeson. every thing appears > normal. Fluid, lights and it comes on at odd times, ie not even the brake > being touched. > These things arent RF sensitive are they? > "E. Meyer" <e52.meyer0SPAM@ieee.org> wrote in message > news:BD7DB63A.9F7CB%e52.meyer0SPAM@ieee.org... > > I don't have specific experience with that model Honda, but on the later > > '90s models, the low fluid switch is built into the master cylinder cover. > > If yours has a two wire connector coming out of the lid and a shaft > > descending down from it into the fluid reservoir, with a float that slides > > on the shaft, that is the switch. BUT - it lights the parking brake > light > > "brake", not the "brake lamp" light. > > > > The "brake lamp" light only means bulbs in the back. If the bulbs are > good > > and the light is on anyway, then there is a problem with the wiring (check > > the grounds in the trunk & coming off the taillights ) or with the > > controller that turns on that light. I believe it is located somewhere in > > the trunk. > > > > > > On 9/27/04 2:45 AM, in article 3iffl0tgl1janiqr7tf7ol6koro8ciirne@4ax.com, > > "Charlie S" <chasa@rcn.com> wrote: > > > > > I am having the same problem with my son's '92 Accord. In the past > > > when that light on the dash was illuminated, there was a burned out > > > tail light. > > > > > > I have looked at a Chilton '90 - '92 Accord wiring diagram and it does > > > not show a brake fluid switch in the Brake light failure circuit but > > > Auto wiring diagrams often leave things out. > > > > > > I was unable to find a brake fluid level switch anywhere else in the > > > wiring diagrams. > > > > > > I hope someone comes up with an answer so I can fix our Honda. > > > > > > On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 15:18:48 GMT, "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote: > > > > > >> This is NOT the indicator for the "BRAKES" it is an information display > that > > >> says ' brake LAMP ' (along with door/trunk open, etc.) .Thanks for the > > >> replies...bob > > >> > > >> > > >> "Grahame" <grahame.joyce@sympatico.ca> wrote in message > > >> news:Jty5d.38$N9.31785@news20.bellglobal.com... > > >>> Check your brake fluid level in the master cylinder, also the low > level is > > >>> probably the result of a leaking wheel cylinder, very common at this > age. > > >>> > > >>> "BC Bob" <bobb@shaw.ca> wrote in message > > >>> news:55p5d.106513$%S.23011@pd7tw2no... > > >>>> 1990 Honda Accord 4 door. Canadian edition (DLR.,etc.). Recently the > > >> dash > > >>>> indicator for "Brake Lamp" has been illuminating constantly (was > > >>>> intermittant for a short time). All brake lamps seem to be operating > > >>>> properly, including HighMount, however indicator is lit whenever > vehicle > > >>> is > > >>>> in motion.(i.e. no park brake). Anyone have any suggestions as to the > > >>>> cause/reason? Anyone have a wiring diagram as to how this magic all > > >> takes > > >>>> place? Anyone with a suggestion other than remove dash indicator > lamp? I > > >>>> know you guys are really sharp on these things and my daughter will > > >> really > > >>>> appreciate not having to look at that little red lamp all the time. > > >>> Thankyou > > >>>> to each and all of you who have taken the time to read this post and > > >> give > > >>> it > > >>>> your consideration. I hope we will come up with a solution before I > have > > >>> to > > >>>> take it to the dealership for a $100+ dollar fix. Looking forward to > > >> your > > >>>> reply and thanks again......bob > > >>>> > > >>>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >> > > > > > > > |
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