brake light always lit, what does this mean?
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You'll probably need a new switch from the dealer - they're not very expensive and usually in stock. And do a search on using a small piece of cardboard to hold the lever down while you install the switch into the housing.
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haha, now you sound like me, I'm a budget biker. I've got a big glob of solder on each of the bolts right now on my starter solenoid to keep it working until tear down this winter.
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That happened to me, and in my case there was nothing broken, the issue is that the switch is on the engine start/turn signal control housing, and what actuates the switch is a protuberance in the brake lever (a separate housing also) that constantly touches the switch, and when you squeeze the level you pull it away from the switch, causing it to close the circuit, so.. in my case, from playing with the handlebar, I actually separated both housings too much, causing the switch to be on the closed contact position at all times... just try to loosen the brake lever housing and get it closer to the ignition control housing........ I hope this helps...
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I was ultra carful with the swith when replacing the handlebars and still new bars on and my brake lights were still on.I then stuck some rubber stip you know the kind with adheasive on one side,just a small block .to the little lever,remember to turn on the ignition so you can see if the light goes off once you have assembled the housing correctlly.
Good luck.
Good luck.
#10
Same thing happened to me when I changed bars on my XR. Seems to be quite common. If you're not ready for it, you WILL bust the end off the plunger. The replacement is about $60 from the dealer, and it comes with a length of wire which you need to splice in. No 'plug-and-play'.