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Hydraulic brake light switch
I had my Hobbs brake switch blow a seal & leak fluid under pressure all over my left foot. :eek: Thanks for dual master cylinders, still had front brakes so I could drive it home, although somewhat carefully.:)
The only replacement switch I could locate in a hurry requires 60lbs.pressure to activate. I would like to find one that comes in @ 2-3lbs & has a 1/8 npt. fitting, normally open, 2- wire connection. What is everyone else using. Thanks in advance for any help Craig |
I don't have the number handy; but the application is 1965 Mustang. 1/8" NPT & 2 bullet type connectors. Very low pressure required.
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