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Brake Light Switch 140-160 1971

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posted by  Sam G on  Sat Apr 9 21:38 CST 2011
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It's absolutely as easy as it looks. There is no surprise to warn you about. It's right there above the pedal in plain sight if you're under the dash. Be sure to remove the fuse first so you don't arc the wires, don't overtighten, that sort of thing. If you're paying attention you should have this job done in ten minutes flat.






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