I don't agree. Unless the seals in the DPWA are leaking there is no fluid
(fluif) at the switch. I don't think the nylon switch is intended to stand
any pressure or even standing fluid. Replacing the switch may stop the
leak, but one or both of the sides of the DPWA is still leaking into the
center section.
Sam
At 03:27 PM 4/15/2000 -0700, Randall wrote:
>Steve :
>
>Odds are, only the switch is bad. It might even be as simple as a bad
>seal between the switch and the PDWA, but IMO a bad switch is more
>likely.
>
>Randall
>
>Steve Skolnik wrote:
> >
> > A technical question that doubtless many of you can answer with little
> > thought: As brake fluid is leaking (slowly) from the nylon brake hazard
> > switch mounted on the pressure equalizer block (or whatever you call it),
> > does this mean that the seals in the pressure equalizer are bad, or
> just the
> > nylon switch itself?
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