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anyone know about brake junction block switch for 89 240?

posted by  david hunter on  Tue Jun 3 11:30 CST 2003
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Put the switch back together before you create a fluid leak. The internal piston inside the block on your car is self centering with springs which means light goes is out as long as pressure is the same on both sides of the dual system.
Does light come on only when you hit brakes or is it on all the time? You most likely have a pressure imbalance created by improper or incomplete bleeding.
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David Hunter






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