How to change aygo brake light Videos

• 1. Changing rear light bulbs in a Toyota Aygo
• 2. Toyota Aygo clutch change
• 3. Brake Light Switch Replacement
• 4. Bremsflüssigkeitswechsel beim Citroën C1,Toyota Aygo, Peugeot 107 - changing the brake fluid HD
• 5. How To Replace Drum Brake Shoes (Full) - EricTheCarGuy
• 6. Replace 2003-2008 Toyota Corolla Tail Light / Bulb, How to Change Install 2004 2005 2006 2007
• 7. How To Install Replace Third Brake Light Bulbs Ford Taurus Sedan Light 96-07 1AAuto.com

Changing rear light bulbs in a Toyota Aygo

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AshErosion commented on 17 Oct 2013

Thanks. These are the only instructions that make sense, even in reverse order. Can't thank you enough man. Garuda = winged vehicle of the gods. Nice.

Nemo Pettersson commented on 28 Nov 2014

Thank you my friend

Alan Cossey commented on 03 Nov 2013

Thanks for this.

Toyota Aygo clutch change

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jukma jukmah commented on 25 Jun 2015

Can i have his contact details pls?

jukma jukmah commented on 29 Jun 2015

thanks mate.

Garuda131 commented on 26 Jun 2015

+jukma jukmah He is based in Norwich. You can contact him at: [email protected] / [email protected] / 07769252241V

Brake Light Switch Replacement

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MrMaxyield commented on 01 Oct 2013

@hammerhead...The grounding point of the lights I meant. Most of the time, the ground for brake lights, tail lights, blinkers, reverse lights are located in the trunk area. You will need to remove the trunk liner (or some of it) to locate the grounding points. Sounds like a bad connection somewhere to me. I'd start with the ground. You could use the double test light method as well....good luck sir. Now I'm interested and want to know the outcome! Posting a video would be great....cheers

MrMaxyield commented on 01 Oct 2013

@hammerhead, no I don't believe the switch is the culprit. If your other lights are working, this tells you the switch is working properly. If it were me, I'd be looking at the ground (negative side)...you could ground it yourself just to check. Make sure your grounding point is clean and void of ANY paint! Grounding requires a clean, bare metal connection. Just a little paint will stop the connection from being made...good luck, I hope this helps you....cheers

Bob Eaton commented on 27 May 2013

Thanks! that worked great! For new folks, it's probably good to get the cover, etc, taken apart *before* you buy the part. I doubt mine actually needed to be replaced. Instead, the switch had been pressing against a small plastic offset, which broke and that's why the switch was out (on) and the break was on all the time. I think I could have just re-adjusted the switch to remove the extra distance of the offset, and it probably would have worked fine as is

Chance Blevins commented on 24 Mar 2015

Ive got a 93 tercel which is corella's baby sister and is smaller I just crawl in on back with the door open with a and a 10mm open end wrenchflash light and I only can use one hand but I can do it that being said If i wanted easier it easer for me to remove the seat just 4 bolts thats it. It is a different car but that is the same exact swith it uses

Cee Cee Me commented on 04 Sep 2012

I've recently had my brake light switch replaced 3 times within the last month due to the fact that my brake lights want turn off or it want shift out of park. So tonight my car is doing the same thing again with a brand new switch from the Toyota dealer and I can't seem to figure out why the switch keeps going bad.

markymark1175 commented on 16 Dec 2012

Does anyone know if the third brake light works, but not the 2 main brake lights, that it would still be possible that it could be the brake light switch, or would all 3 brake lights fail if the brake light switch is bad?

septeries commented on 13 Oct 2012

Fixed my brake light switch on my Corolla 93' after following your video. The tool size needed was different but everything else was very similar the 94'. Thanks for uploading this video, really helped me out :).

timmytowertim commented on 08 Jun 2012

im having to do this in the next two days.. my brake lights stay on by them selfs most of the time.. and now when my lights are on.. my break lights stay bright.. so im replacing mine .. 12.99 for a new switch.

edgardo ARgueta commented on 09 Jun 2013

Hey man thanks for the video. I have the exact same car but I'm having a problem removing the switch because the bolt is stuck. It figured you had the same problem so I'm guessing that's why you broke it.

Jim Mena commented on 18 Sep 2013

I have a 1990 Nissan Sentra.The Brake light in the window works.The brake lights in the tail do not work.All fuses/bulbs have been checked.All other lights work.Could this still be a switch problem?

david333331000 commented on 04 Jul 2015

Hi I have a question in order to remove the brake light switch did you have to remove the nut that is by the pedal or just take off the electrical plug and turn the switch from the back thanks

137tk commented on 19 Aug 2015

Thank you. it was the rubber bumper that goes on the brake pedal arm that pushes against the switch that was bad. $2 part but your video helped me a lot to get to the actual part. Thanks again.

analogjedo commented on 17 Jul 2012

I would like to thank you for the help , My switch did not need replaced , only adjusted! With the help from your video , It helped me to get it done fast and easy! Thanks man!

Brian Furches commented on 04 Jun 2015

you've wasted too much time, going about it the long way around. Just lay your head on the floorboard with a work light and replace it in half the time your telling ppl.

Peter B. commented on 16 Jul 2013

most cars require you to press the brake pedal to start the car. If your car starts to develop an "I'll start if I want to" attitude it is usually the brake pedal switch.

tim donnelly commented on 30 Apr 2015

Is this the Same with the 90 because I'm having a problem where my brake lights don't turn on when I press the brake, But my fuses and bulbs are perfectly fine 

38Universe commented on 02 Oct 2012

i fixed my wife's car, thanks to you i save a couple of dollars. My switch did not need to be replaced, i only needed to adjusted it. thanks again for the video.

shaggynathanincolo commented on 06 Nov 2011

thanks! I was able to get mine fixed quickly and easily! At first I was trying to get it from underneath, but pulling off the cover made it easy to get to!

bugti2009 commented on 02 Jun 2013

Thanks for your helpful video I was able to fix broken pedal stopper without going to my mechanic. It cost me $2.18 including tax isn't that great :)

SoCal Rc Guy commented on 12 May 2015

Where do I find the brake lights fuse, I replaced the right rear brake bulbs but when I brake the lights doesn't work so I think it's the fuse

mbm13213 commented on 22 Aug 2012

I was going to fix the switch on my wife's car but she rides the brake all the time anyway so I figure what's the point?

Lindaiou Picard commented on 19 Mar 2015

Great job on the presentation of the task at hand. I like the comprehensive instruction, and clear demonstrations.

mario mendez commented on 25 Nov 2015

yo soy ingeniero electronico pero la verdad hasta ahora entiendo esto. sera por eso que no consigo trabajo?

Ryan Clifford McMahon commented on 01 Sep 2013

Would anyone know how similar the Toyota Camry is compared to the one in the video? Mine is also a 94.

ليث العامري commented on 11 Aug 2013

thank u very much , but I think I will not be able 2 do it so i will instruct the mechanic about this.

google+sucks commented on 12 Mar 2012

Had to break it to get it out. So much for testing it. Or reinstalling if thats not the problem

tberg323 commented on 19 Jan 2013

This video makes a great drinking game. Drink every time he says "brakelight switch". Gyeah!

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plonkster commented on 07 Mar 2015

Good video. The method described is pretty much standard for any car, I recall I learned this method from my father on a very old series III Land Rover. I recall reading some Rolls Royce cars are slightly different :-) (Auch wenn Ich Deutsch verstehen, bin Ich nicht gut am schreiben. Entshuldig doch :-) )

alexioMedia - Autoschrauber Tutorial commented on 07 Mar 2015

Thank you!

How To Replace Drum Brake Shoes (Full) - EricTheCarGuy

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Joana Baez-Lopez commented on 11 Oct 2015

what can I do if I replaced the brakes but the cover don't fit

chriss4365 commented on 02 Dec 2015

+Joana Baez-Lopez they are out too far you need to adjust the self adjuster and make sure the pistons are pushed back in cause they are new pads and pistons need to be reset.

heyitschinoable commented on 16 Nov 2015

Adjust the star wheel, good rule of thumb is turn the star wheel down to loosen up or turn it up to tighten down

Christopher Harper (Colubrine Deuce) commented on 05 Aug 2015

Nice! You didn't cover how you got the old brake drum off. Any ideas on that would be helpful. Especially with the metal to metal you have brake pad locked on drum. Also, do you need to do both at once like with disk breaks? Did you do both here? Also would it be hard to just convert them to disk brakes? Seems like it would make it a lot easier. Though you would need to change pads more often.

joe biddy commented on 01 Sep 2015

On rear drum brakes, that should never be a problem, on most cars.

Robert Walsh commented on 01 Sep 2015

I never use heat because I always think about cooking the grease in the wheel bearing. 

joe biddy commented on 28 Aug 2015

+Christopher Harper A little heat on the drum doesn't hurt either. Just be real careful, PB Blaster and others are highly flammable.

Robert Walsh commented on 21 Aug 2015

+Mike Murphy PB Blaster and hammertime

Mike Murphy commented on 20 Aug 2015

+Christopher Harper I usually just hit it with a big hammer until it breaks loose lol

Anthony “BigTOOT” W commented on 24 Jul 2015

Once again I found another video where the mechanic shows how to uninstall the inner parts of the drum brake but does not show how to get the DRUM off first! I would like to see a video where the repair or replacement is started from the very beginning not in the middle!

Anthony “BigTOOT” W commented on 04 Aug 2015

No, in my case I discovered that the drum is held on by a retaining nut on the inner bearing just behind the dust cap. 1996 VW Jetta GL. You can look it up and it will show that!

Curtis Reip commented on 02 Aug 2015

+Anthony W Actually the drum itself is just supposed to pop off. If it doesn't, that means its stuck or even rusted on there. You get a hammer and barely tap on all the contact points of the drum so it can loosen up, then you can just pull it off. Its pretty simple really.

Blake Caban commented on 30 Jul 2015

At 01:15 there is bold white text on the video that tells you where to look for instruction on drum removal.

Iesu Martinez commented on 26 Jul 2015

I agree!

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Don Knieriem commented on 30 Dec 2014

Thanks for this video - answered a lot of my questions. Very well filmed and produced!

magg c commented on 11 Sep 2015

what about the trunk part?

jermamevo commented on 26 Jul 2015

Very easy, thank you

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Yolanda Scott commented on 19 Aug 2015

Very helpful & to the point

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