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ELECTRICAL

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ELECTRICAL

REMOVAL

1. Disconnect the electrical connection

2. Loosen the locking nut & take out the switch

INSPECTION :

Brake lights (stop lights) are activated by a

mechanical switch on the brake pedal.

To test a suspected bad stoplight switch, bypass it

with a jumper wire. The stoplights should light when

the wires are connected. Use the test light to see if

there is power at one of the lights.

If the lights come on when the wires are connected

but not when the brakes are applied, replace the

switch.

If the stoplights operate without the key on,

remove the stoplight fuse before removing the

switch.

If the new switch is adjustable, adjust it so that it

is open when the pedal is released. The lights

should come on about 1/4" after the pedal is

applied. Also for switch adjustment details, refer

brake section.

REFITMENT

1. Tighten the locking Nut.

2. Connect the electrical connection

STOP LIGHT SWITCH

FUNCTION:

It sends signal to instrument cluster when the brake

pedal is pressed. This indicates operating of the brake.

LOCATION

It is located on bracket of brake pedal.

INSPECTION :

Test the switch with a Multimeter. Remove the rubber

grommet covering the door switch and remove one of

the electrical lead wires of the switch from its

terminals. Clip one probe of the VOM to each switch

terminal and shut the door. If the meter reads zero,

the switch is working. If the meter reads higher than

zero, the switch is faulty and should be replaced.

REFITMENT :

1. Fit the door switch screw.

2. Fit the rubber grommet.

3. Connect the electrical connection.