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Purdy Swoft · 10-28-2019, 10:12 AM

All of the brake light switches that I've installed on 30-31 model A's have had to be connected one way only if they worked at all and it was trial and error.

All of my model A's now have all new color coded wiring harnesses and new repro brake light switches .

I know that the repro brake light switches are not the best .

If it didn't matter which wire was connected where , I don't believe that all of the model A brake light switches that I've installed had to have the wires reversed if the brake light didn't work .

I figure that someone else installed most of the model A brake light switches other than the present owners .

I feel that I am only wasting my time posting here .

10-28-2019, 10:12 AM	#18
Purdy Swoft Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Alabama Posts: 8,099	Re: 1930 Tudor Brake Light Switch Location All of the brake light switches that I've installed on 30-31 model A's have had to be connected one way only if they worked at all and it was trial and error. All of my model A's now have all new color coded wiring harnesses and new repro brake light switches . I know that the repro brake light switches are not the best . If it didn't matter which wire was connected where , I don't believe that all of the model A brake light switches that I've installed had to have the wires reversed if the brake light didn't work . I figure that someone else installed most of the model A brake light switches other than the present owners . I feel that I am only wasting my time posting here .