Did a search but couldn't find anything similar, brake lights have suddenly, this evening, illuminated themselves. Started the car (2nd cough) and all normal, let it run for half an hour, turned off and brake lights come back on.

Its done very little mileage in the last few months but started OK, all be it a tad lazily. Not sure if any relevance but has snowed quite heavily here the last 2 days.

Any pointers chaps

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May well not be but they do do some nutty things if the battery is not quite there

Yeh Sandy, that's my guess however have had the battery drain many times over the years and never a light issue, as usual it never ceases to surprise me

Mine did that when I drowned it in Wales, was water somewhere, actually it was water everywhere!!!

They went off after I had dried everything out....

See if it's wet under the passenger seat as I think it was the BCM.... Pete
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Thanks Pete, thats why I mentioned the snow, sounds daft but it was parked facing uphill which it never is and had a few inches on it which must have gone somewhere!! Will do a recharge in the morning and see where I get

Also could be the LCM which is a black box behind the kick panel (behind the bonnet pull) check for wet in there too sir

Thanks Craig

UPDATE - Around 3am (thanks) alarm went off. Went out to find windscreen wipers on as well, opened car to turn alarm and wipers off and key wouldn't turn in ignition, brake lights still on. Left it resigned to flat battery and investigation this morning.

Out this morning and started first click with no ill wills apparent!! Only difference is I turned her last night to point downhill as usual.
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