Thanks for the information and ideas on correcting
faulty brake lights. I presume, barring a complete
re-wire of the tail/brake lights (ugh!), that one could
effective circumvent the problem by simply installing a
good ground wire. That seems too easy. Is it?
And while we are on the topic of weird wiring
problems. I thought a saw a reference recently to a
headlight/horn problem, but wasn't sure that I caught
up to an answer. My horn will occasionally buzz when
I turn on my head lights (the kids love it, but I could do
without). So ... which one is shorting?? The horn or
the lights or the switch?? I believe there' been some
lively discussion on the topic of Clear Hooters
switches. Should I replace switch (it looks new but
who knows) Can I (should I, will I) install ground wires
to the headlights (or horn or both)??
Note: I have also promised myself each winter that I
will replace all the wiring and make the darn thing right
once and for all. Question: is it worth it?? I'd
appreciate hearing from someone whose done the
dirty deed, and whether it solves all problems. I
suspect the design is the problem and re-wiring will
help, but not solve. And I think I saw wiring harnesses
going for $229 - what a good price and where??
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