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Brake Light Switches
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Jeff,
What do you figure those will fit? Looks to me like they would work very well on my 75. Thanks for the info
mark
What do you figure those will fit? Looks to me like they would work very well on my 75. Thanks for the info
mark
Mark, these are for the cars that have hydraulic brakelight switches. The first one is for the early cars with the screw on terminals, and the other one is for later models that used spade connectors at the switch. Your '75 should have the push type switch on the front of the pedal box. They started using that when they went to the dual circuit brake setup in about '68.
Either of these switches would work, if you plumbed and wired them into the system.
Jeff
Either of these switches would work, if you plumbed and wired them into the system.
Jeff