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Old 15-02-2008, 02:06 PM   #1
TheSly1
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Default Electrical Problem

Hey guys

I have a problem when the ignition is on... if i put my foot on the brake pedal.. the dash lights & Radio lights ect (Illumination lights) come on..

Also the parkers come on tooo..

and now... sometimes when u turn the car off you can take the key out and cars still runing till take the foot off the brake..

this all happend since i went to change a brake globe that was broken.... but found out.. its not the globe... it just doesnt work anymore... (globe worked in tail lights spot)

some of the fuses looks brown n crusty on the metal bit... i replaced some last nite with no change..

Im not to sure... My thoughts were its all related to the brake so issue with the brake pedal switch...

But im after some more thoughts..

Anyone had this issues before?

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