You don't have to pull it. But you can if you want to, I guess.
Or, you can just keep that plug in the back of your mind if you ever want to power anything under the hood that needs less than 30 amps.
Vacuum Brake Conversion
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Or, you can just keep that plug in the back of your mind if you ever want to power anything under the hood that needs less than 30 amps.
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So I weighed the pros and cons of hydro vs vacuum, chose vacuum so purchased Earl’s kit. Price point, then don’t have to buy fancy pumps, sorry about whining and taxing mine, fancy reservoirs, etc… what about the BRAKE dummy light? I’m assuming that’s going to come on right? Just pull the bulb? Will pulling the fuse get rid of the light? What’s the fix here? Will be so glad to ditch this thing finally as it works intermittently. You’ll have good brakes then manual all the sudden out you get use to manual and they will start working again and it just about sends you through the window because you handed in the pedal thinking you would have to. 
