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front stoplamp switch goin nuts
My front stoplamp switch for my front hand brake is not turning on the brakelight. The rear brake will activate it though. I had to disconnect the wire running to it because it kept poppin the fuse. Just wanted to know if anyone had any ideas or where i might find a new switch if thats what i need. thank youTags: None
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DJones
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sounds like a short. I would check the wires from the fuse box to the switch, then to the tail light.
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Anonymous
Get rid of the piece-o-sheet stock switch and install a hydraulic. They're about a gazillion times more reliable, and they only cost $15-$20.
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Re: front stoplamp switch goin nuts
The stop switch is still an available new part from any cycle shop. Mine cost about $10 from a local Suzuki dealer.
Earl
Originally posted by jnb921My front stoplamp switch for my front hand brake is not turning on the brakelight. The rear brake will activate it though. I had to disconnect the wire running to it because it kept poppin the fuse. Just wanted to know if anyone had any ideas or where i might find a new switch if thats what i need. thank youKomorebi-The light filtering through the trees.
I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion. H.D.T.
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Anonymous
Same thing happened to me on the GS850.
Get rid of the old switch and install a new one. Or even better: a new banjo bolt (M10x1.0) with built-in pressure switch.
Any bike shop can order it for you. It costs just a couple of dollars more, but you'll never have any front brake switch problems again.
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