<VV> Brake Light Problem Resolved, One Revision

[Frank DuVal]

Yes, that is correct, the brake light switch is in the +12 volt circuit 
and supplies this +12 volts to the turn signal switch. The turn signal 
switch supplies the +12 volts to the bright filaments in the right and 
left tail lamps depending on if you want brake lights, turn signals, or 
a combination (foot on brake and indicating a turn). The other side of 
the filaments are grounded.

Frank DuVal

LastHamlet wrote:

>In review of the error I had in a previous post, I had
>to revise the statement I made.
>The brake switch at the pedal cannot possibly be a
>ground breaker(like the horn button) but more like an
>A/C switch that simply does the same thing as the
>ground break, it just does it with the power side(+)
>of the circuit, instead of the ground.
>I got to thinking the ground for the light circuit, is
>as many said, the light buckets to the body.
>So, I wanted to correct my thoughts before it confused
> anyone.(Like I am not confused a lot of times :-)
>Best Regards,
>Danny  
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