haveing a problem with my brake lights,
they have the tendency to go on after i go in the house for the night and end up killing my battery, i've checked the master cylender and it is full.
so any one have any idears ?

 

I dont know for sure what your brake switch looks like. Some I've seen are snap-in and some mopars have a lock nut used to secure and adjust the distance between the plunger and the brake arm. I'm no mopar expert, but I know electrics. This may also be a reach, and someone correct me if I'm out there, But could a leakey master cylinder cause a brake pedal to sag slightly overnight? Just fishin. But first check to see the switch is tight and adjusted properly. Good luck.

 

thanks, i have no idea where the switch would be, i'm a welder lol

 

Mounted under the dash, contacting the brake pedal arm between the pad and the upper pivot. http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPage...ion=Stoplight+ Click on the arrow next to connector and select full if it doesnt show the full image

 

dunno how easy it gos on. it waits till i'm alseep cuz i'm constantly looking out side to when ever i hear a niose to make sure the cars ok, my buddy who is a mechanic said it could be something as simple as a spring that needs to be replaced. so i dunno i'll deal with it tomorrow if i can get some 1 to give me a jump....

 

Sounds good to me.