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Originally Posted by mcomet
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I had this problem with my 986 when I first got it. There is a little white plastic encased microswitch that sets the e-brake light. It's about $6, or you can use electrical contact cleaner on it.
You can jury-rig your way around a malfunctioning one the way I did (with no tools needed) so I could just get the top to operate:
From memory, on the driver's side of the E-brake you can yank on the plastic piece that covers the mechanism. Then you should see the
switch and a two prong plug stuck to it, pull the plug out, stick a piece of wire or a paperclip into it to close the circuit. Jam it in weel and it will stick. Put the plastic cover back on if you want. Voila, e-brake light stays on (but not the tail brake light) and you can operate top at your leisure. I cleaned out the
switch and it's been fine since.