if the brake and cruise switches are hitting empty air you should have brake lights on all the time, even when car is turned off. if those lights are not one check fuses someone could have pulled fusesrbfastback45 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 10:33 amok so i haven’t got around to swapping in the oem sensors or driving BUT
right off the bat i noticed there are just empty holes where the brake switches would activate.
i’m assuming bushings or something go there lol
so obviously i have no brake lights.
thanks that makes sense, they never worked cuz i’ve never noticed them on and the cars battery never dies.Gene Ln wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 12:13 pmif the brake and cruise switches are hitting empty air you should have brake lights on all the time, even when car is turned off. if those lights are not one check fuses someone could have pulled fusesrbfastback45 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 10:33 amok so i haven’t got around to swapping in the oem sensors or driving BUT
right off the bat i noticed there are just empty holes where the brake switches would activate.
i’m assuming bushings or something go there lol
so obviously i have no brake lights.
best brake pad in my opinion will be ceramic, they take a bit of heat cycling to perform optimally, but they have the best brake bite and little to no dust.rbfastback45 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 25, 2018 12:26 ami had so much anxiety and was very worried, wife was pissed too.
life saver man.
i’m really hoping nothing comes back, especially the p1065....idk how that related to the brake switches.
i did a temp fix with 2 dimes and tape and no matter what i do all 3 won’t cone on, looks like the 2 brake lights may be blown but i haven’t checked the 3rd center light yet.
when i went to buy the car he had the negative terminal off so i’m hoping they are all just burnt out from staying on like u said and it’s nothing else.
that is a decent fact tho, simple but complicated.
any recommendations for roters, pads (for a daily driver that bite hard but are semi quiet) and especially calipers???
*for the front and rear brake calipers it seems like there’s not a lot of options out there..
i see the power stop z23 brake kit, but i don’t think they make the rear calipers cuz i can’t find em.
great thanks a lot to u too Gene, exactly what i was looking for was info on what else would work.Gene Ln wrote: ↑Thu Apr 26, 2018 11:06 ambest brake pad in my opinion will be ceramic, they take a bit of heat cycling to perform optimally, but they have the best brake bite and little to no dust.rbfastback45 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 25, 2018 12:26 ami had so much anxiety and was very worried, wife was pissed too.
life saver man.
i’m really hoping nothing comes back, especially the p1065....idk how that related to the brake switches.
i did a temp fix with 2 dimes and tape and no matter what i do all 3 won’t cone on, looks like the 2 brake lights may be blown but i haven’t checked the 3rd center light yet.
when i went to buy the car he had the negative terminal off so i’m hoping they are all just burnt out from staying on like u said and it’s nothing else.
that is a decent fact tho, simple but complicated.
any recommendations for roters, pads (for a daily driver that bite hard but are semi quiet) and especially calipers???
*for the front and rear brake calipers it seems like there’s not a lot of options out there..
i see the power stop z23 brake kit, but i don’t think they make the rear calipers cuz i can’t find em.
As for the calipers you can use 350z brembo's for the front with little to no modification at all, just have to use 350z brembo brake lines as well, and for the rear you can use the Z32(300zx twin turbo) but some slight modification on those may be needed. as to rotors with those brembo calipers you would use the mating 350z and z32 rotors
Oh and if you feel like doing a bit more modifying the Akebono bbk can fit
o wow, ok that’s good info!macgiver wrote: ↑Thu Apr 26, 2018 10:57 pmmac , hey rbfastback , man many people think with relays - if you simply apply battery (energizing) to the coil , (hardly ever is a problem , only when SUPER CORRODED) Yes it clicks - BUT the ACTUAL problem is almost always the N.O. (Normally Open) Contacts - they oxidize - they become intermittant with AGE/ salt/ humidity -" N.O." CONTACTS ARE WHAT FAILS. Using an AUDIBLE Continuity meter (a sensitive one ) will sound a "strained" uneven tone - THAT'S BAD CONTACTS . (My F/pump relay) You could also do this test to the N.C. (Normally Closed ) Contacts - BUT because they ARE CONTACTING CLOSED (Normally) , and relays are usually used to "Make" and not so much "break" a ckt. - "N.C." will not fail first usually !
Just because it clicks , you cannot acquit!
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no the P1065 has not but i also haven’t really drove the car much at allDurableOilAMSOIL wrote: ↑Fri Apr 27, 2018 1:10 amDid the P1056 ever come back or everything is good now?
mac, that'll be $ 2000 Argentine pesos Meeester rbfastback !!
emoji is so overwelming - like a beercan filled with Plutonium , I signed the treaty of