I have a 94 acura integra, my brake light dont work but everything else does. I dont have the owners mannual which fuse goes to the brake lights? Or how can i fix it? the bulbs arent bad so how can this be fixed?

Honda makes the Integra but it uses the Acura name in the US.
According to the wiring diagram the brake lights and horn are on the same circuit. So I would check the bulbs and sockets for a short.
The brake light switch also involves the cruise control system.

Replace your switch assay...lighting part# 35255-sh3-a04 and this will correct the problem. I also had the same problem and this did the job!

Here's a thought...I had my ABS light staying on and all I did was add brake fluid...maybe this can be helpful to you?

Check all of the fuses related to the air conditioning. That is where I would start. Normally the AC has its own set of fuses and relays.

sounds like you have a bad head light switch(multi function switch).

this might not work but could be worth it!

Check the owner's manual. There are fuses under the hood as well as by the driver's side floor, where the hood release is. If the cover is gone go get one at the junk yard. Comes in handy, even a fuse puller and spares in there

I have a 1992, and it was the dimmer switch. best found cheap at the junkyard. Just pry it out with a screwdriver and unclip the wire harness. Otherwise look for exposed wire. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

check the fuse first

if you follow your brake pedal up youll see usally a white colored plastic a plunger type switch it looks like a threaded rod thread it until the brake lights go off ,youre trying to push the plunger in,turn it just untill the lights go off,if it does it again its probally skipping on the threads and youll have to replace it