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Walking with God
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Melbourne
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Hi All,
Hope you had a great Christmas. Here's the deal. I've got an intermittent problem with the brake lights on the wagon. They work sometimes and not others. The top brake light has blown about 3 times in 5 years. The left and right brake light elements have blown a few times each also. Yesterday, I was testing the brake pedal etc, etc and when I pushed really hard, they came on for a second, but then.. gone. I'm wondering if the switch on the pedal is a bit kaput and if so, 1. How much would one cost 2. How easy to replace and 3. How do you replace it? I'm assuming it's a cheap part and quite easy to fix, but you never know LOL! BTW, I have checked my workshop manual, but it offered no help. In fact the switch wasn't even mentioned! Cheers, GK
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Brake Pedal Switch / Sensor?
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