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PostPosted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 6:40 pm 
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Me, I'm not worried, I have no plans to do this. I've just seen plenty of cars where the regular brakes don't light, while the 3rd one still works--only thing I can think of is that they are seperate. Most of the time it's Fords I see this way.
Ford and GM in particular do some really cheesy, cut-price implementations on the lighting wiring.
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Don't know how the switches are set up, I was thinking just two in parallel.
Well, sure, but it's a packaging problem...where'zza second switch gonna mount?!
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All I know is that VW's had significant problems with brake light switches
Oh, gawd, don't let's get into VW electrics (Must...control...fist...of...death!). Total garbage. And yeah, they had problems with (amongst many other things) brake light switches. Wanna know why? Aside from them being VW, I mean? It's because right up through the '90s they were still using those stone-age hydraulic pressure switches the rest of the auto industry gave up on decades ago.

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