ok, after successfully driving around with the new t-5 swap in my 94, i notice that my blinker light on the dash doesnt work, nor do the blinkers themselves, and my brake lights as well... i checked, and sure enough fuse 9 was blown ( 15 amp blue fuse connects all of these functions) i then replaced the fuse to find out that my blinkers and hazards now work fine again, until i tap the brakes when it blows another fuse. i then thought that maybe the brake on/off switch had gone bad ( located on the brake pedal rod itself near where it connects to the master cylinder piston) i then proceded to remove the switch and jump the plug with another wire to simulate hitting the brake without actually using the switch. sure enough i blew another fuse telling me that the switch itself is good. after looking at a wiring diagram in chiltons, i can follow the two functions (blinkers and hazards) as well as brake lights switch and wiring all the way back to the rear tail lights and the only disruptions in the connection are the brake on/off switch (tested fine) and something labeled a "multi-function switch." since this switch includes the flashers and brake lights(except for the 3rd brake light) im guessing that this switch is what allows the rear taillights to have two stages and act as running lights and brighter signal lights. my only question about this is where might this be located????. i also know that all of the bulbs are working fine and none of them are blown. this sounds to me like a short circuit, but i have no clue where it could be. thinking earlier that it had something to do with my aode-t5 swap, i double checked everything i did and am 90% sure that it is all fine. (with the exception of all of the wires that connect to the t4mo computer i changed since it is minutely possible thta it occurred there even though it doesnt appear to) any places to check for this switch or any other causes of a short except for: this switch being faulty, a frayed/crossed wire would be VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!!! thanks for your time and effort, Kyle