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Hi all bit strange but got up this morning and the brake lights on the jk are all on anyone had this problem or have any sugestions as to what it might be

I tried search and didn't find anything
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Mr Invisible went to steal your JK but saw you coming......

Sorry mate - waking up to that is a bit weird!!
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Thank's for the ideas John I disconected the battery for about 20 mins and just hooked it back up and there off must be a jeep thing or maybee a jk thing
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Your computer had a dream last night and it woke up screaming, the BAS/TC/ABS side of the black box thought it was passenger screams and braked. All normal nothing to worry about
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If it does it next time have a play with the brake pedal switch, but by it going off when u disconnected the battery sounds like a sticky relay, give it a few taps next time.
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Did have a play with the switch and it didn't change
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My park lights did the same thing, couldnt turn them off unless I used the ignition.
Went to the dealer and after several visits we realised it was a volt sensative issue.
My battery was dying and would not hold a charge overnight.
As the volts dropped strange things would happen like the radio losing the time, Lights turning on, EMS light trigerring etc...,
Replaced the battery and everything was ok.
Bit of a worry, I now do not trvel without a dual battery set up.
Your problem may or may not be similar but thought id let you know.
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