brake light sensor removal
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brake light sensor removal
Hi everyone,
I want to remove the brake light sensor on my 2004 Night Train. It took some doing to be able to fit a wrench on it but I've got good grip. The sensor however doesn't budge. I only bend the bracket on which it is mounted. How can I get the sensor off without damaging anything? The bracket isn't strong enough to apply serious force on the sensor. There's no rust. It's just stuck.
I want to remove the brake light sensor on my 2004 Night Train. It took some doing to be able to fit a wrench on it but I've got good grip. The sensor however doesn't budge. I only bend the bracket on which it is mounted. How can I get the sensor off without damaging anything? The bracket isn't strong enough to apply serious force on the sensor. There's no rust. It's just stuck.
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Do you mean the switch?
I don't have your bike but the parts diagram seems to show that the switch screws into a part that also takes a spanner, is that correct?
Genuine Harley-Davidson OEM Service Parts | Harley-Davidson USA
I don't have your bike but the parts diagram seems to show that the switch screws into a part that also takes a spanner, is that correct?
Genuine Harley-Davidson OEM Service Parts | Harley-Davidson USA
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Yes, I do mean the hydraulic switch. I thought there wasn't room for a spanner on that part because of the brake lines attached to it. This is not recorded in the diagram. But a slim spanner will fit. I'll try again tomorrow. Thanks.
Last edited by Hbbn; Jun 28, 2024 at 01:36 PM.
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