<VV> brake light

[Dennis PLEAU]

Assuming when you bled your brakes, the last wheel you did was on the front, have someone press lightly on the brake pedal and open a rear bleeder until the light goes off.  If that doesn't work try the same thing on the front.  You are trying to center a pressure switch with equal pressure on both sides, it stays in the center in the open position, if you have a fluid leak the pressure will be less on one side than the other and the switch will move to the low pressure side and close the circuit and the light will come on.  What you need to do is to move the switch back to the center.
 
Dennis



> Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2008 10:05:03 -0700> From: kovacsmj at sbcglobal.net> To: dnaisaac at rogers.com> CC: virtualvairs at corvair.org> Subject: Re: <VV> brake light> > > Never happened to me, but I own 3 '69s. There is a switch (electrical connection) on the side of the support for the master cylinder. Disconnect it and see if the light goes off. It is supposed to warn you if the dual master cylinder has failed. > > Now who knows how to fix/reset it???> MIKE KOVACS 
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