C1295 Brake Lamp Switch Circuit Open - Help
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C1295 Brake Lamp Switch Circuit Open - Help
I've been getting this code on my 2000 for several months now. All the brake lights work fine and the schematic is pretty straight forward. Funny thing is I only get this fault as soon as I turn on any of the driving lights. I keep all lights off I never kick the fault. Anybody run into this before or got any advise? Thanks
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Thought I'd post the fix incase someone else runs into the problem. With the LED taillights installed even with the electronic led module the EBTCM was sencing four bad brake lights. Once I loaded the LEDS properly one on each side the fault was cleared and has not returned.
LEDs were operating fine with the electronic flasher but the EBTCM was still picking them up as open brakelights.
LEDs were operating fine with the electronic flasher but the EBTCM was still picking them up as open brakelights.
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St. Jude Donor '13-'14-'15
Don't know what the Hyperflash is but with LED's you need an Electronic flasher --- ALSO If your car is an automatic with any brake light issue -it will un-lock your torque converter everytime there is a fault or you touch the brake pedal--
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Thought I'd post the fix incase someone else runs into the problem. With the LED taillights installed even with the electronic led module the EBTCM was sencing four bad brake lights. Once I loaded the LEDS properly one on each side the fault was cleared and has not returned.
LEDs were operating fine with the electronic flasher but the EBTCM was still picking them up as open brakelights.
LEDs were operating fine with the electronic flasher but the EBTCM was still picking them up as open brakelights.
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how did you fix it?[/QUOTE]
Keep it stock!
Keep it stock!
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I have the same code tcs 1295. Brake lights wont turn on when pressing brake pedal.
New battery, new brake switch, checked input voltage to the switch and with a jumper wire without switch, still no brake lights. I have no LEDs.
*EDIT
Found solution to my issue. Replaced hazard switch again and problem went away.
New battery, new brake switch, checked input voltage to the switch and with a jumper wire without switch, still no brake lights. I have no LEDs.
*EDIT
Found solution to my issue. Replaced hazard switch again and problem went away.
Last edited by Evan Sanza; 10-17-2019 at 09:08 PM.
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I had the problem with the C1295 code on my 99 convertible with the LED Halo taillights installed, I had one taillight out, my problem was the taillight plug was not making good contact, pushed it back in and everything now working. Check your connections first.
Last edited by rickw99vette; 07-26-2019 at 09:35 PM.
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Rick, you probably didn't notice, but this is an old thread and I hope that by now all those people who posted their problems in it have already solved them.
This is just another shameful example of the many threads that are left open-ended. With the exception of the OP, kudos to him!, nobody else returned to post resolution or follow up...
Posting resolution/results is the way to pay it forward and help others in the future, but I guess some people don't care enough.
Thank you for sharing your findings
This is just another shameful example of the many threads that are left open-ended. With the exception of the OP, kudos to him!, nobody else returned to post resolution or follow up...
Posting resolution/results is the way to pay it forward and help others in the future, but I guess some people don't care enough.
Thank you for sharing your findings