break lights
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break lights
Its down to the break switch, it seems the pedal isnt coming up far enough to close the switch, i was just unpluged the switch as i had to buy a new battery!
Before i started messing about i thought i'd ask on here first so…how do i fix it> :mrgreen:
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It's most likely that the switch (or switches - there are sometimes two, one for each brake circuit) is knackered. You can check them with a multimeter or test bulb, and replace the bad one. This is a bit of a pain, as you have to bleed the whole brake system after changing one - which is why later cars (and late Mk1 cabbys, I think) do have a switch on the brake pedal…
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Type17 said
You can check them with a multimeter or test bulb
How? having same problem
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mk1jim said
out of interest have these cars had a rear disc conversion ? i had same problem on a previous golf and i would lift the pedal back up with my foot and it did eventually cure it ????
hmhm…mine as….but did,nt do anything for me.
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the brake lights stayed on,
found out it was the switch on the brake pedal. what happened was, i knocked the pedal towards me with my foot,
pressing the switch in deper than usual, clicking the black moving part out of position,
to rectify it,
all i did was pull the black part outwards towards the engine and it was fine ever since.
'04 golf 4 1.9 tdi
'05 citi golf 1.4i
'05 citi golf 1.4i
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BiG_PoPPa said
Type17 said
You can check them with a multimeter or test bulb
How? having same problem
Use the Multimeter to do a continuity test on the switche(s) while a friend presses the pedal, or use the switche(s) to turn the bulb on and off (or not) while the friend presses the pedal…
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