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PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 12:35 pm 
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Re the electric sensor that sits on the drivers side in a bolt through a banjo in the engine bay.

Is that sensor supposed to sit up proud or screw right down onto the top of the bolt?

Mine's seems to sit high with a space between the bottom of the sensor and the banjo bolt. Meaning that the thread must be tapered?

So:

1. It's supposed to screw down on top of the banjo bolt OR

2. It's supposed to sit up high.

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 1:14 pm 
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The brake light switch... If Brake lights work and switch or it's fittings don't leak... DO NOT TOUCH IT.

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Sits high but there is a copper washer under the shoulder against the banjo

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 1:34 pm 
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Its 9 to 10 I'm talking about. Rest is ok.

Space is between 9 to 10. I note that there is no washer shown on the diagram.

Never mind DON'T TOUCH IT. I've rebuilt my whole brake system including making up all the hard lines.

It's just I thought that the sensor should sit down hard against the banjo but it doesn't want to. Either inside the bolt or the sensor thread must be tapered?

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The original switch sits high, not sure about replacements / aftermarket ones though.

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