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Date: Fri, 31 May 2002 02:33:33 +0100 From: "Lineone" <lineonenopsamone.org> Subject: Re: Stoplights
CT, I've just had a look at the circuit diagram in the Haynes Manual, and there doesn't appear to be anything which would give this symptom .... unless you have a tow hitch, in which case an internal fault in the electrical connector could conceivably give the problem you describe. However this seems unlikely if all you've done is change the brakelight switch. If I were you, I would remove the wires from the new switch (head under dash again), and try making the contact manually (with a bridging wire). This will eliminate a possible earthing fault at the switch (though it's hard to see how this might give your symptoms). Well you've got to try this if the switch is the only thing you've touched. Let us know how you get on. Adrian "CT" <christer.tjernqvistnopsama.com> wrote in message news:aS2J8.9675$p56.2804682nopsamb.telia.net... > Hi. > > I've got a Saab 900 S, with a breaklight problem. > > I've just replaced my breaklight contact (under the dashboard) because the > old where broken. I had to stomp at the pedal to make the stoplights shine. > > Now, after replacing the breaklight contact, the stoplights shine > uninterruptedly. BUT.. Only when the ignition, or the engine, is on. > > If the ignition, or engine, is turned off - it works as it should. > > Anybody that knows what the heck is wrong? > > -CT > >
