Deuceswild
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I noticed one evening last year while backing the Deuce in the my drive way that I had no brake lights when stepping on the brake pedal. This happend the day before I was putting it away for winter storage and I didnt have alot of time to work on it.
Over winter I purchased a few goodies for it and one of the parts was a new brake light switch, ( I automatically assumed the old switch was shot, WRONG ). I drove it home last weekend with my friend behind me and went to work on it today,, Here's my findings so far,,,,
Bulb filements and the grounds are good.
Installed new switch, still no brake lights , Checked for voltage at the switch,Voltage Present.
Tested old switch with ohm meter, It has continuity
Bypassed the switch, jumped the 2 wires together and the brake lights work.
Right & Left turn signals work properly.
N.O.S. 3 lever light switch installed last year.
No differance in Stop Light mode or Service Drive mode.
The switch is located in the air pack on the lefthand side, and I'm thinking that the switch is not recieving the air pressure signal, ie blocked passage.
Has anyone experienced a problem like this before
Anyway, I'll share more of this experience tommorow night as work continues.
Thanks, Jeff
Over winter I purchased a few goodies for it and one of the parts was a new brake light switch, ( I automatically assumed the old switch was shot, WRONG ). I drove it home last weekend with my friend behind me and went to work on it today,, Here's my findings so far,,,,
Bulb filements and the grounds are good.
Installed new switch, still no brake lights , Checked for voltage at the switch,Voltage Present.
Tested old switch with ohm meter, It has continuity
Bypassed the switch, jumped the 2 wires together and the brake lights work.
Right & Left turn signals work properly.
N.O.S. 3 lever light switch installed last year.
No differance in Stop Light mode or Service Drive mode.
The switch is located in the air pack on the lefthand side, and I'm thinking that the switch is not recieving the air pressure signal, ie blocked passage.
Has anyone experienced a problem like this before
Anyway, I'll share more of this experience tommorow night as work continues.
Thanks, Jeff