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Offline luvmyeagle

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Brake switch
« on: November 24, 2017, 12:02:28 AM »
When I hit my brakes one of the wires going to my switch gets extremely hot and melting the wire or connection going to it....put a new switch on it and no brake lights again so i am sure the connection burnt or wire melted again. any idea what's going on? could the wires be backwards? it worked with the new switch...seems like the longer my foot on the brake the hotter the wire gets
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