Thank You everyone for the replies. I will remember the 4th & 5th gear ....From 45 - to - 80 mph. I will check all the switches. Clutch, Cruise, Brake and kickstand switches. I did adjust the back brake sw. just enough for it to light the brake light and remain a tight pedal operation.... I like to have the brake light come on ASAP, so I tried to give it a little more slack. I have tried it at the speeds above and to no avail so far. I will verify that the vacuum hose in between the pump and actuator is rid of all moisture.
I also have the issue of having to bleed the clutch a couple of times every 50 or so miles or the clutch will slip. I live in the east side of Tennessee where it always shows up immediately first out of the gate on a decent hill. Then re-bleed there afterwards. The clutch slips terribly if you do not. I am the 2nd owner and have had the bike since 4800 mi. I immediately rebuilt both the master and slave cylinders and getting rid of the old fluid. I am aware of the tiny purge hole in the master cylinder to insure it is not clogged either re-creating this issue. I have had the local dealer reaffirm that all cylinder seals are properly "stacked" in the cylinders. After a brief pull over and bleed-- the bike goes on once again. (over and over) taking the joy out of riding. If you gradually throttle up--- its ok, but then slips immediately when you try aggressive throttle action...... So I just received "Barnett's Clutch SR-2 Spring conversion plate. "Purple" in color. part # 511-90-10002. I have a friend whos parents bike has the same kit and is a 99' as well. He swears it solves this issue altogether. I have successfully installed a stock replacement clutch kit on my old 87' venture when it had 83,000 mi on it. So what is the general opinion on this part please? Thank You.