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No Brake Lights

Purple Guy

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Looking for a little input...

Just finished installing a ISCI Hand Brake on my 2014 RTL.
Doing the final adjustments and discovered I have no brake lights.
I have had a couple codes come & go, one for the brake pedal switch or bulb and a VSS code.
The little research I have done so far it would seem the VSS switch & brake switch are the same, welcome a correction on this if not so.
Can't say for sure if the lights were working before I started the install as I was in the seat when I moved the Spyder...
One question if anyone knows, if one bulb is burnt out will the other still light???
Signal, Emergency & Tail lights all work...
As the hand brake in it self doesn't tie into the Spyder I don't see this as the problem and I did remove it and tested the lights as well.

A couple other jobs done in the last week...
Monster FI ECU Flash
New Plugs
Fuel Filter
New Drive Belt

Thanks for any help on this!

Kevin
 
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One important fault that is also occurring is that the Spyder can be started in gear without touching the brake! :yikes:
 
That last bit makes it sound awfully much like the activation switch (down with the pedal, originally anyway?!) is doing the wrong thing.... :dontknow:

Maybe jammed on? Broken or shorted?? Or is it just a blown globe that's managed to short?? Innnterrresting one?! Sorry that I'm not being much help?! :opps:
 
That last bit makes it sound awfully much like the activation switch (down with the pedal, originally anyway?!) is doing the wrong thing.... :dontknow:

Maybe jammed on? Broken or shorted?? Or is it just a blown globe that's managed to short?? Innnterrresting one?! Sorry that I'm not being much help?! :opps:

It is a head scratcher, SpyderAnn suggested I listen for a click when pressing the pedal to hear if the switch is engaging, I couldn't hear anything when I tried that. I'll have a closer look this weekend and see if anything looks suspect.
 
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