Hi Jon
When my brake switch failed, the brake lights didn't come on at all, so
I'm curious why yours are stuck on. But anyway, you are right that the
switch is easy to replace. If you are quick about it and don't let a lot
of fluid escape, you may not have to bleed the brakes at all. Good luck.
jon.arikstad@merkantildata.no had this to say:
>Just a one question, before I have to run to customers..
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>After the brake overhaul, my brake light switch does not wor. This is not a
>swotch, connected to the brake-pedal, but a 'single-pipe' hydraulic(?)
>switch. Now the brake light is on, and I had to disconnected one of the
>wires to switch it of.
>I have tried to tap gently on the switch, should I try swearing and
>beating.?
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>Also, if I have to replace the switch, which should be fairy easy ( and
>cheap?), a new bleeding of the brake system ??
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>Jon Arikstad
>1970 MGB GT
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Max Heim
'66 MGB GHN3L76149
Runs great,
looks particularly bad since some SUV clown backed into it.
If you're near Mountain View, CA,
it's the red one with the silver bootlid.
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