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Old 05-10-2008, 09:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Can anyone tell me if there is a brake light switch on a 1990 525i SE auto. If there is, then i can,t find it!!
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The brake light switch is usually placed somewhere along the brake pedal lever. You may need to remove the bottom dashboard parts to find it.
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The brake light switch is usually placed somewhere along the brake pedal lever. You may need to remove the bottom dashboard parts to find it.
I,ve done that and there is no switch anywhere. !!
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Maybe it is missing, and you need to get a new one
Edit: Have a look at Realoem.com and put in the information about your car.
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The brake lights have been working perfectly for many a year. Suddenly, the brake LT circuit warning message came up on the display panel. Everone has said it is the brake light switch. I have looked everywhere on the brake pedal and surrounding parts but there is no switch or wires where people say it is. I looked at the diagram in Realoem.com but it definately is not there !!! I need some help fast! I have no brake lights therefore no car.
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Can anyone tell me if there is a brake light switch on a 1990 525i SE auto. If there is, then i can,t find it!!
Hey! aceace! I found this site for you, hope will help!

BMW E34 Website
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BMW E34 DIY (Do It Yourself)
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Brilliant!! Thanks johnnybayonne . This site told me that on RHD cars the swith is under the passenger well and NOT on the brake pedal! What the hell is it doing there??!!
Anyway, found it and fixed it . Thank you for your assistance and also thanks to witeshark for trying.
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