Brake light switch I
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Allan
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- First Name: Allan
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- Location: Gawler, Australia
Brake light switch I
My brake light switch went down so I had to replace it. This is a genuine Hella product, like the one it replaces. They are easy to mount, easy to access and easy to adjust.
Allan from down under.
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Charlie B in N.J.
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Re: Brake light switch I
Oh for the Fun Projects brake light switch kit. It was worth the price for the bracket alone.
Forget everything you thought you knew.
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ModelTWoods
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Re: Brake light switch I
Do you mind posting a picture or hand drawn diagram of how its mounted?
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Allan
Topic author - Posts: 6609
- Joined: Sun Jan 06, 2019 7:21 pm
- First Name: Allan
- Last Name: Bennett
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- Location: Gawler, Australia
Re: Brake light switch I
Terry, I'm all dressed up ready to go to lunch. I'll see what I can do later. Briefly, i bolted a little bracket to the running board support. It's angled so the plunger is in line with the pull. I used a pull wire fastened around the brake pedal. That wire is a piece of hi-test welding wire. It is adjusted to length to suit the application, leaving a couple of inches of wire spare so later adjustments can be made if required.
I liked the fact that I could still buy a replacement for the one that failed. No modifications were needed for this replacement.
Allan from down under.
I liked the fact that I could still buy a replacement for the one that failed. No modifications were needed for this replacement.
Allan from down under.