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1986 R Model Mack Brake Lights Won't Go Off


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My brake lights will be off however when I apply the brakes the lights do not go back off. The air pressure is staying on the line to the brake pressure switch until I shut the truck off and bleed off the air pressure, then they go off. What I can't figure out is why it is doing this unless it could be the brake foot valve. Anybody out there ever come across this before? Please help!

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Pull up on the pedal and see if the lights go off. If so, pull the pin, buff it up, run a drill through the holes and put it back together. Over time the steel pin and aluminum pedal don't get along with each other very well.

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Yea an i've even known where a dried up bugger can get under them trolley's and make em stick open.......and you can have a real nightmare when a piece of dried up bubblegum gets under one. Knew a fellar once that said he hada one of'em rubbery things get under his buddies.

mike :blink::unsure:

:D

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When me & tha g/f go to tha Drive up Movies in da truck, I tell her not eat anything in da truck, cause it might git under tha treddle- peddle and can cause all kinds of trouble.................. So now we carry a blankie with us. After tha movie we just shake it out on tha ground next to someone else's vehicle while's it still dark........see no mess and nuttin gits under tha medal-peddle.

Tha END.....everybody's happy now! :)

mike B)

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Yea an i've even known where a dried up bugger can get under them trolley's and make em stick open.......and you can have a real nightmare when a piece of dried up bubblegum gets under one. Knew a fellar once that said he hada one of'em rubbery things get under his buddies.

mike :blink::unsure:

:D

lot of help real funny but I figured it out myself no bubble gum or buggers thanks

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