I would bet the turn-signal switch may be the culprit. Lost brake
lights on my 70 1600 not too terribly long ago and that was the
problem. It could also be the plunger switch on the brake pedal arm.
That one is easier to test. I ended up cleaning up and refurbing the
little multi position switch in the Turn signal unit. They are
ridiculously expensive to replace.
Marc Tyler
Up the road in Sisterdale (Near Boerne)
On Oct 25, 2004, at 8:06 PM, <chris@jollyrogertattoo.com> wrote:
> Been a while since I've posted anything here. Roadster been getting
> sanded and
> primed till my van's driveshaft took a vacation from the engine.
> Probaly easy
> fix, all the rear lights work and the blinkers, just no brighter brake
> lights.
> Any help always appreciated, oh yeah two days after driving her again
> the rear
> brake cylander starts to leak, replace with an older one i had and it
> immediatly blew, so i had order two new ones even though I should be
> trying to
> resurrect my van!
>
> chris lyon
> san antonio
>
> 69" 2000
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