Gary,
I though the PDWA actually moved a shuttle valve to close off a leaking
circuit when it sensed a pressure differential. That's the click you may
hear when bleeding the brakes and have to recenter the valve. I would agree
the electrical switch/warning light is not a safety device in itself and a
bolt to cover the hole where the electrical connection should still allow
the PDWA to operate as intended. I wouldn't want to disagree with the
President of the newly formed TRiumphs Around the Chesapeake (TRAC) I just
don't want someone thinking they should do without the PDWA-guess I'll never
get the new O-rings you have sitting around.
Russ Pagano
71 TR6
Columbia, MD
>>Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2000 20:09:27 -0400
>>From: Gary & Priscilla Klein <gklein@toad.net>
>>Subject: Re: Pressure Differential Warning Switch
>>
>>Jim,
>> [msg edited for space-rp]
>>the device is merely an indicator for the
>>lamp on the dash and not in itself a safety device; you can live without
>>it's services.
>>
>>Gary
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