I noticed it quit working so I swapped the bulb and it still won't light. I'm at work and don't have a multimeter handy so I was hoping y'all could help. Using the front brake has always produced an on again off again brake light. I figured the contacts needed cleaning but the screws were stripped. The rear brake however has always given me a solid, bright brake light. But now neither will produce any light. Any help?
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If the fuse is okay try adjusting the brake light switch that is on the other end of the spring coming off the foot lever. You may also have a bad ground in the tail light assembly. It happened to me and it was the ground. You can get a pressure activated switch that replaces the banjo for the the front brakes from K&L. -
If its grounding OK in the light itself trace the ground wire back up into the harness. The light on my 79 died and it turned out to be a loose ground where it hooked back in to the main harness under the seat.Comment
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Brake switch
Same thing happened to me and the brake switch under the brake lever was corroded.Comment
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If the ground was bad then the taillight wouldn't work either correct? Mine does, just not the brake light.
Doesn't the fuse that controls the brake lights control all the lights? The rest of my lights work.
Like I said the brakelight was working just fine for the rear brake. On the front brake only it would still light but it would cut in and out. All of the sudden I have no brakelight with either the front or rear brakes. Headlight, taillight, and turns all work.Comment
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Sorry, didn't see that you had NO brake light, front or rear.Comment
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