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Old 10-22-2020, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by init4fun View Post
Wow that sucks . I'm curious , does your car have the brake light switch mechanically linked to the pedal or is it a pressure activated switch plumbed into the brake lines or master cylinder ? The one I had the problem with was the pressure switch kind and with slight applications of the brakes the switch wasn't fully closed and the brake light would flicker , when I put the relay in I put in with a brand new switch that hadn't been permitted to arc across it's contacts and the relay action was smooth with no chattering .
The switch is a hydraulic pressure switch plumbed in. This is the exact part I'm dealing with. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/MPES...oplight+switch
Both the old switch that was installed before the relay and the new one installed after the relay was installed are acting up.

One potential kludge I may try (if I can't make the stock confuguration work) is a 1970s trailer brake controller l have...it plumbs into the lines like the stock part (I have to look into pipe fitting compatibility though) and has an adjustable switch pressure threshold.
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