Hi Sam
I was under the dash trying to locate the dash light bulb as mine is also dim .Be damed if I could locate it .
I am sure its accessible without too much trouble any help would be appreciated .
My car is a D 25 same dash as aP15.
Just a little update So I made Sams tool and checked the shoes and according to the tool my shoes are fine .Marked the shoes with a sharpie as Don suggested and went for a spin applying the brakes on numerous occasions and the sharpie marks are all gone .Also no pulling at any time .
It will have to remain a mystery.
This is the cupping I was referring to .Already sanded shoes and drum noticed uneven wear pattern so will try adjusting again
Sam my shoes also came from Bernbaums I am impressed with your home made adjuster.I am going to print your picture and attempt to make one
Thanks to everyone I will remove drum and try to find the problem.
Well no obvious leaks ,the shoes are cupping don't know why .Will sand both the drum and shoes and reassemble .
Hi I am looking for any help with a brake problem that has come up .Last weekend I was going to town and was surprised when applying the brakes the drivers side front brake was grabbing , after a couple of hard brake applications it seemed to sort itself out .
Next day I tried it again same problem .
The car has now sat for a few days tried again same problem and same solution applied the brake a few times and once again problem solved .
Not sure what the problem is brakes master cylinder and wheel cylinders are all 3 years old.
Put the car on jack stands and did the minor adjustment it didn't help.Checked for any signs of brake fluid leaks found none .
Thinking I may be looking at a new wheel cylinder.
So I finally resolved the wiring issue with my signal stat 900 .
I contacted the company and they were aware of the problem with 6 volt positive ground vehicle .
I was told to take the pilot wire off the flasher and connect it to two 2 one amp . diodes 900 - 905 Instruction Sheet.pdf
I have attempted to upload what they sent me .
Thanks to everyone for your help
Thanks again
My car id a D25 delux model It does not have dedicated lamps in the dash .
It does not flash when indicating I thought it would
maybe I have one more problem to solve .
My concern was draining the battery maybe that tiny bulb wouldn't hurt it
I doubt its suppose to stay on
Plymouthy
Thank you , I went with the multimeter and found no power to X
Checked my power source and found a wire off under the tape .
everything works three brake lights , signal lights .
only problem is the pilot light stays on and the little green indicators don't light up
Is it normal for the light to stay on
Plymouthy
Thank you , I went with the multimeter and found no power to X
Checked my power source and found a wire off under the tape .
everything works three brake lights , signal lights .
only problem is the pilot light stays on and the little green indicators don't light up
Is it normal for the light to stay on
I am not sure what the pilot is I think it is the bulb if that is the case it was on the end of the indicator arm and yes it worked
The new pilot light does not work.
The good news is the flasher works and it must be grounded.
Ok I will check all my connections
I have double checked all the wires and postinotes to see if I made a mistake .They are good .
Maybe a connector has separated .
Ok yes the park lights still work .
Your second point i can't do because when i hook up power both signal lights come on I can turn them off by turning the right or left indicator arm .
If I turn right the right goes out and the same for the other side
When the brake is depressed the centre light works but once again have no idea if the others are working
Now I had my wife press on the brake and put the right signal light on now the light is flashing ,We did the same with the left and had the same result .
I have realy messed it up
Yes I change them last year . I had a signal stat 400 before it worked fine , all I did was mark all the wires with postinotes and hooked up the new SL
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