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> Emergency brake warning light, emergency brake warning light
9fourteen14
post Aug 13 2019, 12:52 PM
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so i have a 74 2.0 914

problem: my emergency brake light continues to flash even when i raise the emergency brake. I got pelican parts diagnosis and possible cure but i don't think i have the same switch because i do not see a little plastic button i can switch towards the master cyclinder. see pictures below. BTW: my switch is rusted a lot.

there are 2 varieties pelican points out:1: low pressure when pedal is pushed to floor and reset hen lift off floor (I am NOT seeing that)
2: pressure failure and then remains locked until manually reset.

WHERE IS THE BUTTON TO RESET IT? I DO NOT SEE IT?

check out the 2 pictures....

any other ideas?

thanx Niece


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post Aug 13 2019, 01:04 PM
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NO reset on that one. There was a two pole (70-73), one pole (as shown) and a one pole with plastic reset shown is picture.

Have you checked to make sure the switch button is all the way out when you pull the lever up.


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