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Brake warning light replacement where to find?

flamesoldier

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My brake warning light is illuminated on the dash and the brakes work great. I read the switches go bad and will cause a ground. I looked online to find a replacement dummy switch i cant seem to find one any one known of a source?
 

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Yeah, those switches do go bad from time to time. I have had a couple fail. Luckily, I had a couple used switches from distribution blocks that I replaced the bad ones with. Someone must be making them since the new In-line proportioning valves have new switches. I saw a NOS Mopar switch on ebay a while back. The seller wanted over $100.00 for it so they must not be repoed for the general public. Maybe contact In-line to see if they know where.
 

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Yeah, those switches do go bad from time to time. I have had a couple fail. Luckily, I had a couple used switches from distribution blocks that I replaced the bad ones with. Someone must be making them since the new In-line proportioning valves have new switches. I saw a NOS Mopar switch on ebay a while back. The seller wanted over $100.00 for it so they must not be repoed for the general public. Maybe contact In-line to see if they know where.
I was wandering if they are removable or pressed in switches
 

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Wander no more......
They are threaded. If you have an old distribution block, they are the same. You shouldn't even lose any fluid swapping it out.
 

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Wander no more......
They are threaded. If you have an old distribution block, they are the same. You shouldn't even lose any fluid swapping it out.
I have this version which seems very rare for some reason i have front disc rear drum. Thats awesome but i cant find anyone that had a switch anywhere for sale

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The cast iron proportioning valve uses a different switch. I have a cast iron valve from a 7 Challenger that had the front discs. I have not tested it but it was working when I parted the car out about 10 years ago. Here are some pics of it.

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