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The electrical connection on the master cylinder res is actually the float switch (to warn you if the brake fluid is low). If you've got an auto trans with cruise control, you'll have two switches on the brake pedal, one for the lights and one to cancel the cruise control. I think the manual trans rigs have the cruise cancel switch on the clutch pedal instead. I haven't dealt with this issue yet myself, but from what I've read it shouldn't be too tough to bodge something in place of the plug that's let go.1 point
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Your brake light switch is up under the dash and activated by the pedal. Check the little rubber /plastic plug on the pedal that it hits against hasn't deteriorated and fallen out1 point