bake peddle sticks causing battery to go dead if not noticed
Mar 17, 2010 at 11:27 AM
1994 Jeep Wrangler how to resolve
1994 JEEP WRANGLER
CHUCK.BOYD68
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See my profile, Probably not your pedal sticking ? !,
Not familiar with your rig. In a CJ (others) there is a bracket near the top of the pedal, in it is a Momentary contact switch, when the pedal is depressed, the inner button of the switch springs out (brake lights now ON).
The thing about the switch in a CJ is :
Sometimes the "Plastic Adjustment Threads" on the switch Body will slip thru the hole on the bracket, letting the switch move away from the pedal.
Wha-Lah the plunger sticks out, pedal is up (brake lights should be off) But the brake lights are ON.
RE-ADJUST the switch (I removed mine, sandwiched the bracket with 2 nuts, on the switch threads)......Wrangler may not work the same.
Reply with findings.
Love, Turddog
Not familiar with your rig. In a CJ (others) there is a bracket near the top of the pedal, in it is a Momentary contact switch, when the pedal is depressed, the inner button of the switch springs out (brake lights now ON).
The thing about the switch in a CJ is :
Sometimes the "Plastic Adjustment Threads" on the switch Body will slip thru the hole on the bracket, letting the switch move away from the pedal.
Wha-Lah the plunger sticks out, pedal is up (brake lights should be off) But the brake lights are ON.
RE-ADJUST the switch (I removed mine, sandwiched the bracket with 2 nuts, on the switch threads)......Wrangler may not work the same.
Reply with findings.
Love, Turddog
Mar 17, 2010 at 1:48 PM
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