It very well could be a stop light switch. It is located under the dash next to the brake pedal. Disconnect it and if the lights do go out then replace the switch. alls well with what was said but it could just be out of adjustment have some one lift up on the pedal and see if the lites go out if yes its outofadjustment
Check the break switch under the break pedal. It might be worn out.
If you replaced the brake switch it sounds like you put the new one on backwards.
Check the brake light switch. It's under the dash, connected to the brake pedal. If it's adjusted wrong or faulty, it could cause the brake lights to stay on. If you can use a meter and tell that the brake light switch is ok, next test the turn signal switch. Sometimes they short out and leave the brake lights on. You'll have to pull the steering wheel to do that.
Probably a brake light switch.
There is a bushing that the brake light switch rest against when the brake pedal is not depressed. They are known to break. You can get a replacement bushing from any Honda dealer for around $5.00. Just tell them your brake lights stay on all the time and they will know what to give you.
1 of 3 reasons why, your head lights are on, your reflector lights are on ,or your brake sensor is broken
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Brake lights could stay on in a 1999 Dodge Stratus because of a short in the wiring. If the headlamps are off and the brake lights are still on, check the wiring for the brake lights that is inside the trunk. Sometimes cargo in the trunk can interfere with the lights.
If the brake lights stay on that probably means the switch on the brake pedal that activates them is defective.
check the brake light switch
Bad brake switch
The brake relay switch is bad.