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Easiest solution is to pull the STOP LAMP fuse in the driver (LH) footwell. Just don't do it on the street because you won't have any brake lights with the

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Old 05-02-2022, 09:03 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Easiest solution is to pull the STOP LAMP fuse in the driver (LH) footwell. Just don't do it on the street because you won't have any brake lights with the fuse out.
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Easiest solution is to pull the STOP LAMP fuse in the driver (LH) footwell. Just don't do it on the street because you won't have any brake lights with the fuse out.
Yeah that trick doesn’t work for either anything above 2015 or 2017, but I’ve tried that and doesn’t change anything
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Just don't do it on the street because you won't have any brake lights with the fuse out.
+1 you'd have some serious liability issues if you got in an accident after doing this on the street
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