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David, I do have a Racepak. I will order the 12 volt event sensor.
Steve, good point. I will change it out while I'm at it. Thanks, Mike |
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Some pressure switches have buna type o-rings or wetted parts. Buna rubber is not compatible with brake fluid. EPDM rubber is compatible with brake fluid. Virtually all brake o-rings, seals, etc are edpm rubber. Not sure as to what extent that has with the switch, but I know one person who had a switch go bad and his had buna rubber parts.
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I get your using brake pressure switch but are you using one in conjunction with a button on the brake pedal. If you are that's the first thing I would get rid of.
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What is the switch to buy?
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I was doing research on switches and most have buna rubber. I think there is a place on the east coast that has epdm rubber pressure switches. I think that it is saved on my work computer. I will check and see.
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If someone could share what brand pressure switch they have had good results with it would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks, Mike |
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