1930 stop light switch

[BillCNC]

Originally Posted by mcgarrett

BillCNC,
It would certainly be worth cracking it open to see what's going on before shelling out $57.00 if it's something simple.

Download the guide I posted and compare the insides.

Regards
Bill

[Smokedtires]

I made the adjustment and my brake lights are working properly again. Thanks for the help above, it's truly appreciated.

[Smokedtires]

McGarret, I bet it just needs adjustment. I wonder if the adjustment changes as the brakes wear affecting the brake switch.

[Y-Blockhead]

None of the vendors seem to have the US Made ones is stock anyway?

Good job Bill. Excellent write-up.

[mcgarrett]

When you use the term "adjustment", do you mean to change the installation order of the washers to actuate the switch correctly? Please explain.
Thank you.

[BillCNC]

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Originally Posted by mcgarrett

When you use the term "adjustment", do you mean to change the installation order of the washers to actuate the switch correctly? Please explain.
Thank you.

That, or you need to slightly bent the metal tab it engages with. Once open, work the rod back and forth and watch what's going on. You can hook a multimeter to the electrical contacts and check it while moving the rod.

Regards
Bill

[BillCNC]

Originally Posted by Y-Blockhead

None of the vendors seem to have the US Made ones is stock anyway?

Good job Bill. Excellent write-up.

Thank you

They have been out for awhile. I thought about getting a few of the cheapies and modify them for folks that don't want too, or cant themselves due to lack the proper tools.

Regards
Bill

[mcgarrett]

Understood, thanks for the clarification.