Troubeshooting Demco Air Force One that Reed Switch Light Stays On
Question:
I was in a fender bender today in my 2016 Jeep wrangler. It was a right side bumper hit. The little reed fell out under the dash. I was able to put it back in but the brake light stays on still. What should I be looking at. I had to pull the fuse.
asked by: Kevin R
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Expert Reply:
Check the air cylinder that the reed switch wires to. It sounds like it may have the wire pulled on the front of it. We have a replacement with the part # DM6210 but hopefully it's just something got knocked out of place in the accident.
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Jameson C
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Replacement Air Cylinder for Demco Air Force One Flat Tow Brake System
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