Excessive Brake Pressure SOLVED

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Timm, Feb 7, 2004.

  1. Timm

    Timm Guest

    It turns out it was the brake light switch.

    Apparently it's mounted in such a way that when your foot is OFF the
    brake, the switch is pushed IN keeping the light OFF.

    When the brake is pushed, it extends, like a piston, turning the light
    ON.

    It seems the switch was jamming in the ON, or EXTENDED position,
    keeping the pedal pushed partially down.

    Thanks for everyone's time and help on here!

    Regards,

    Timm
     
    Timm, Feb 7, 2004
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