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Survey for 444/544/210 owners: Terminals of Brake Light Switch? 444-544

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Tue Jun 21 15:33 CST 2005
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My "64 has spade terminals. The switch works, but the power is not reaching it. I powered it directly for the time being.

On ebay, I found a guy who makes switches for hot rods (a lot of guys move the master cylinder under the floor to make the engine compartment neater) He makes waterproof mechanical and hydraulic switches. He claims that his hydraulic switch triggers with much less pressure than conventional switches.
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'96 855R, '95, 855 base, '95 854 base, '64 544, 377,000 miles put on 8 bricks






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