Anyone convert their brakelight switch to the kind that is mounted to the the upper part of the brake pedal harness? If so, what part numbers did you use to successfully do this? Thanks
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16 years ago
Anyone convert their brakelight switch to the kind that is mounted to the the upper part of the brake pedal harness? If so, what part numbers did you use to successfully do this? Thanks
Not sure I really understand your question. I got tired of replacing hydraulic switches and having to bleed the system as a result. I replaced my switch with a mechanical switch (Standard # SLS-40) mounted under the floorboard and activated by the brake pedal arm. My car is a 1950 so your setup may be different. If this is at all relevent to your question or is of interest and if it would be helpful I can send a picture .
I don't have a link in this computer, but Bob Johnstone used a switch that mounts to the underside of the floor, and when pressure is applied to the pedal the make/break switch turns on the lights.
Yep, you two guys are right on. I am doing away with the hydraulic switch on the mastercylinder and would like to put one on the pedal under the steering column....if anyone has done this successfully I'd love to have part nubers and pics Thanks!
Did some research and found a lot on it....Actually found it myself here.
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