2000 Harley Davidson FLHR-FLHRI Road king "right brake light stays" Questions

...brake lever is pulled. The switch is actually located in the right switch housing along with the right turn signal switch, starter switch, and throttle. It's simple button switch. When the lever is ...

two screws are a torx 25 and the two holding your master cylinder on are a torx 27. The switch is right behind the brake lever. If this is the problem, you'll have to buy a new switch and sodder it in

brake master cylinder down as close to the right handlebar switch housing as possible. If this does not solve the problem, I'd guess that the front brake light switch was bad and needs replacing. It's

...bleeding the pressure off the rear brake. Loosen the brake line right where it comes out of the rear master cylinder and see if the light goes out. If so, your rear master cylinder needs

...right handlebar switch assembly. The front brake light switch is in that housing as well. It could be a problem with the wire bundle running to the main wiring harness from that right side as well. ...

brake light switch is probably broken. To change the switch, you'll have to open the right handlebar switch housing by removeing the two bolts that holds it together, take the throttle and idle cables

...If your brake light is staying on all the time, it's probably a broken front brake light switch. You must disassemble the right side handlebar switch housing to replace the switch. Good Luck ...

...brake master cylinder down as close to the right handlebar switch housing as possible. If this doesn't turn the light off, this switch my be bad or the lever has too much wear in it and should be ...

...brake and it's located in the right handlebar switch housing and a pressure switch that is usually underneath the bike somewhere for the rear brake. You can find the rear brake light switch by ...

...right? It could be the front brake light switch that has the brake light on all the time. Loosen the two bolts that hold the front brake master cylinder and move the master cylinder as close to the ...