Tail lghts/brake lights

That most likely is the brake lights staying on because the brake light switch under dash is out of adjustment and the brake pedal is not touching the button to shut it off. Possibly the spring is disconnected that pulls the pedal up against the brake light switch button. Check this out.

No high mount brake light switch? Sure it's the tail lights and not the brake lights? If the brake light switch is out of adjustment, it'll keep the brake lights on full time. The switch is under the dash and touched the pedal arm

The fuse to check is 20A fuse #42 (brakes & horn) under the hood. Use a test light or multimeter to measure voltage to body ground at both test tabs at the top of the fuse.OR YOU CAN REPLACE THE SWITCH WHICH IS ABOVE THE BRAKE PEDAL,AUTOZONE,20 BUCKS,OR CHECK THAT TAILLIGHTS ARE GROUNDED AND NO CORROSION.

Is it the brake light's staying on?If so then check your stop light switch,it's connected to your brake pedal,could just need adjusting.Here's a picture of part.http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/Duralast-Stoplight-Switch/1992-Honda-Accord/_/N-iwry5Z9cias?itemIdentifier=31143_0_0_5520

Check fuses first. Should be a fuse labeled 'Stop' or 'Brake'.

If fuses are good, climb under the dash and look at the brake switch, it's high up on the brake lever. Make sure it is operated by pressing in the brake pedal.

You might want to check your fuse box for a blown fuse. Also because of the age of the car, you can check the release button where the brake pedal is located. This button opens when you engage the brake or in this case when you press on the brake the button makes contact and the brake lights turn on. This switch might be worn out.

There is a brake light switch that's adjustable. Try pulling back on the pedal, and if that doesn't help you will need to adjust the switch. It's located on the pedal arm usually under the dash. It's just an on/off type switch.

bad earth to lamp clusters usually when tow bar electrics fitted - or chaffed wired in lamp feed

possible bad brake light switch below the brake peddle.

Try replacing the bulb.