its not the cluster brake light its the rear lights and it is the little rubber thingy, i just wanted to know if there was another solution to fix it. i think ill just go ahead and use a bolt and get that sucker on tight. The rubber thingy sucks!! ooo and Toshima I run around south Austindeuceforty wrote:its because of a few things, keep it simple
brake fluid low (if its even near the minimum line fill it up full then check)ebrake is up, or the sensor for it somehow moved out of placewhat toshima said, however thats pretty unlikely, just check your brake fluid
JB weld and two pennies also works, it's what I use!Sil80sushi wrote:
its not the cluster brake light its the rear lights and it is the little rubber thingy, i just wanted to know if there was another solution to fix it. i think ill just go ahead and use a bolt and get that sucker on tight. The rubber thingy sucks!! ooo and Toshima I run around south Austin
Thanks for the help
Hehe thats another good idea too lol oo so how did you guys hold the pedal down and put the part in?RCG_Savage wrote:JB weld and two pennies also works, it's what I use!
oh and just curious do either of you hit the south austin car meet on saturday? just wondering as Im there usually twice a month in my datsun 210. [/threadjack]