Can I just unscrew and replace, or do I have to bleed?
hydraulic brake switch
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No real need to bleed the system, while you might introduce a little air in, it is hardly noticable. Just don't go stepping on the brakes while the switch is out, and don't take all afternoon to screw in the new one. Did this last year prior to my state vehicle inspection. never re-bled the brakes, and never had an issue. I did go back and rebleed them this spring when I redid the swivel balls though.Bad gas mileage gets you to some of the greatest places on earth.Comment
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I just went back to my original dilema thread in Dec. 2010 to see what was recommended then. Terry, a very knowledgeable member here stated there was no real need to re-bleed the brakes after the hydrolic brake switch replacement.Stomper, you shouldn't even have to bleed the system. Make sure the reservoir is full, unscrew the old one and put the new one in and there won't be any air admitted.
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X2 from me
Unplug, take old switch out, screw new one in and good to go.Les Parker
Tech. Support and Parts Specialist
Rovers North Inc.
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