QUOTE(Chinifity @ Feb 16 2017, 04:07 PM)
Hey dude, i was changed my brake switch this valentine's day, after switching nothing improved, the mechanic did changed a new brake switch for me, but dunno is their install no good or what when the way im driving home, the handbrake light suddenly lights on, when i reached home i off the engine and locked the car, i just realized the brake light (3 lights from behind the car) is ON, i have checked that the headlamp was off, so i called the mechanic and he told me to open the fuse box and pluf off one chip to shut down the electricity for the brake light, then the other day i went to the SC he suggested me to go to (Coz the SC i visited always is neaby my working place which is ss15, but i stay in cheras area), after checking and fixing by the SC he suggested, tha handbrake light no more on (when put down the handbrake), and the RPM still rise and slow accelerate below RPM2 (gear 1 and 2), nth change before and after
I wondered is it both the mechanic didnt place the brake switch correctly so that the RPM still rise and slow accelerate below RPM2

Hey... what is the part number for the brake switch? is it same with mine with V2 at the back? At Iriz thread they mentioned there's a 3rd version brake switch...
Regarding the acceleration because I seldom hard accelerate... but something I notice is that during start up, especially going up hill from a stop, I don't have to pedal down the gas pedal that much compared to before, and another thing is, after shift to 2nd or 3rd gear, let's say the gear engage at RPM 1.3k, I just maintain my foot pressure on the gas pedal, the RPM rise is more linear compared to previously RPM after 2k will the power delivery suddenly kick in like turbo (turbo is overrated... just to illustrate the situation)
One new finding this week is that the random RPM hike to 1.5k for atleast 3 seconds when freeing gear is back, but with less occasion and I also realize it only happen when I free my gear and at the same time the air cond compressor kicked in.