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Old 04-24-2004, 08:54 PM
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My brake light switch seems to be missing the 2 male ends to plug the wires to. There are 2 screws but no spades hanging off of them. Should I make them?
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Put ring connectors on the wires and attach them, they make better connectors than male/female spades anyway.




Oops......did not intend to hijack the thread excuse me Bob.

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This is so obvious....that thought never crossed my mind. I hate when I miss the obvious. Thanks Rick.
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Did I forget to put the tabs in the box? I normally put tabs, new female spades and some shrink tubing in with the switch. Sorry!
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Old 04-25-2004, 07:59 PM
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No problem...the switch was already mounted on the master cylinder. I used ring connectors.
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