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How to Replace Motorcycle Brake Light Switches

    Front Brake Switch

    • 1). Turn the motorcycle's ignition OFF.

    • 2). Locate the switch. On most motorcycles, it is located under the front brake master cylinder and is attached to the brake lever pivot by two screws. The switch is usually connected to a pair of wires.

    • 3). Unscrew the mounting screws.

    • 4). Remove the switch and gently detach the wires from the switch.

    • 5). Install the wires on the new brake light switch.

    • 6). Re-install the switch by screwing the mounting screws into place.

    • 7). Turn the bike on and pull in the front brake lever. The brake light should be on. If the light doesn't work, check the bulb or consult a qualified technician.

    Rear Brake Switch

    • 1). Turn the motorcycle's ignition OFF.

    • 2). Locate the switch. On most motorcycles, it is attached to the brake pedal by a return spring. The switch is usually held in place on a bracket by a locking clip or circlip.

    • 3). Remove the spring and locking clip from the switch with a pair of pliers.

    • 4). Disconnect the switch wiring and remove the switch.

    • 5). Slide the new switch into place and connect the wiring.

    • 6). Replace the locking clip and the spring.

    • 7). Turn the bike on and push the brake pedal. The brake light should be on.

    • 8). Adjust adjust how far the pedal must travel before activating the switch by turning the lock nut on the brake switch.

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