I finally made the jump over here to this forum and traded my Rocker in for a 2007 Street Glide with custom paint, 18/21 rear/front PM wheels, and many more mods. Pics coming soon btw. Problem is that I just noticed that my cruise control stopped working and the brake light is staying on. I figure this is a brake light switch and was reading on this forum that it is most likely the rear switch. I unplugged the switch beside the right floor board (assuming this is the brake light switch) and the light remains on. This tells me that it is most likely the front brake light switch. Anyone have any information on how to replace the front brake light switch or advice on this issue? Thank You in advance.

 

Do a search on "Brake light stays on". Lots of good post.

 

Don't assume the front switch is bad. Typically the handlebar c-clamp or switch housing assembly may have slightly moved out of position causing the micro switch inside the housing to activate the brake light as if you pulled the brake lever.

I would loosen the switch housing screws a bit and push it up against the c-clamp good and tight and retighten.....

You should be able to see the little rubber booted micro switch when pulling in the brake lever. That has to be butted up tight to the handlebar c clamp. Try that.

 

Also a good posibility given the fact that your bike is 5 years old is that your front master cylinder needs a rebuild. It's a $30 part from Harley and with rebuild and bleed takes about an hour to complete. Problem solved.

 

Push out on the handle bar lever to see if it goes out. Mine did that and was just dirt in the little switch in the handle bars.

 

There should be a little button in the center of that rubber boot on the switch that the front brake lever pushes against. It breaks off if you look at it wrong (very fragile) if you don't know about it when playing with the switch box or brake lever. I used rubber cement to glue a very small plastic bolt head on the front of the boot and fixed my self caused problem without having to buy and install a new switch. So far so good for 4 1/2 years.