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Failed again. I think this is the third set I have put in the car in the 6 or 7 years I have owned her. Last was about a year ago and included a new master cylinder. Has anyone else had this problem?
Is China exporting a hazard. There are two and they both failed and when they did it was intermittent. Got some real *****ing from fellow DE drivers and corner workers who reported it only to have them work when I came in and at the morning tech. Just changed the brake fluid and bled the brakes. Guess I'll have to do it again. More $$$$
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can't tell you how many i had to warranty, for free. they're all crap.
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May not be the switch. Make sure the bulbs are getting a good ground in the sockets.
Mine gave me fits when i first got it. work one minute out the next.
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Thanks, but when you jumper across the plug and the brake lights light, well it ain't the bulb.
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Didn't someone tear one apart and determine the contacts are too small for the current? The solution was new unburnt switches and a relay.
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Yep this one can't be blamed on china (too bad) the switches are a poor design from getgo and fail often. I bypassed them many years ago and installed a mechanical switch after my third change out failed.
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LED bulbs might help as they typically reduce the current through the circuit.
I have never had an electrical failure of these switches, but have changed several (less than 2 years old) because brake fluid leaks from seal around the electrical terminals.
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