Re: IML: 61 Brake Lights, I am stumped

[randalpark@xxxxxxx]

Good for you in getting it done. Believe me, a socket does work. Some 
of those ridges line up and it fits like a glove. Now that you have it 
off try a few and you'll find the one that fits. I prefer the deep type 
so that it can accommodate the connectors for the leads.

Paul W.


-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Griffin <gilbertparts@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 6:09 pm
Subject: Re: IML: 61 Brake Lights, I am stumped



 A socket huh, this thing is very round with a few shallow grooves, I 
don't see how the points or flats of a socket will put pressure on it. 
I finally got the thing off with my rounded vice grips, it just took me 
a while to find them. I ordered the switch from a local vender for 
16.22 so its not hard to find the hydraulic stop switch , I should be 
all set. I am glad it was't the turn signal switch, I think that may be 
hard to find and expensive. Thanks to all for your advice, this club is 
the best .

                            Frank

                                                     

                                                   

                             

randalpark@xxxxxxx wrote:

There is a standard size deep socket that fits it. I don't remember
which one. I don't think pliers will work.

Paul W.


-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Griffin
To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 8:25 am
Subject: Re: IML: 61 Brake Lights, I am stumped


    I am close to fixing the problem. I really had two problems. The
brake switch leads had high resistance. The voltage was good enough to
light my test light but the amperage was too low to light the bulbs. I
cut off the oxidized wire ends and soldered new bullet terminals on the
clean wire. When I touched the leads together I had nice bright brake
lights which didn't work before when I shorted the leads. I thought I
would be all set after I hooked up the brake light switch but still no
lights. So now I know for sure I have a bad break light switch. I am
having a tough time removing it though. Is there a special tool for
these switches or do I just use some pliers ?

GeoNort@xxxxxxx wrote:

I have to agree with Ken I feel your problem is turn switch related.

 

George




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