rear brake pressure switch
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rear brake pressure switch
does anyone have the NAPA# that cross references the harley rear brake pressure switch? mines gone bad, and i know theres one at napa, just cant find the # in search. thanks in advance 
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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.
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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Kinda makes me wonder why they have a search function when it works so poorly.
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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.
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.