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Old 7th May 2012, 08:59 PM
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Hi John,
Looking good as usual..
My colleagues at work have issues with hydraulic pressure switches saying they will fail but like you I will be fitting them... Good idea about the clutch switch by the way. that's what I will be doing now

I believe the only reason they fail on older vehicles is because of debris in the lines built up over the years. With new lines and new fluid this should not be a problem... just my thoughts.

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Old 7th May 2012, 10:07 PM
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Ash said he has had 3 fail and changed his (brake) switch to a mechanical one.
Also Coozer over on LB Link
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Old 9th May 2012, 09:02 PM
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Ash said he has had 3 fail and changed his (brake) switch to a mechanical one.
Also Coozer over on LB Link
So is there a better quality hydraulic brake pressure swith we can fit?
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