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Just for fun I searched for this one and used the exact title and it didn't come up as one of the results.
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Actually I did a search on Bing for "rear brake pressure switch" and I got a link to this thread. Perfect too, just what I needed.
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You may be surprised that the new one may not work either. Just had this experience and it turned out when I then replaced my rear brake pads it began working. Guess the line pressure was low with the over extended caliper on the worn brakes.
I had replaced it over the winter and had to bleed out the system at the time because replacing it allows air back into the lines.
I had replaced it over the winter and had to bleed out the system at the time because replacing it allows air back into the lines.
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You may be surprised that the new one may not work either. Just had this experience and it turned out when I then replaced my rear brake pads it began working. Guess the line pressure was low with the over extended caliper on the worn brakes.
I had replaced it over the winter and had to bleed out the system at the time because replacing it allows air back into the lines.
I had replaced it over the winter and had to bleed out the system at the time because replacing it allows air back into the lines.