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  1. 03-16-2015 04:52 PM #1
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    Those type of switches never did impress me and I've dealt with a few. That being said, if it were mine I'd wire up one that attaches to the brake pedal similar to what is on the Vette or the Mustang. If your master cylinder is under the floor as they were in early Fords the terminals can become corroded and/or loose and IMHO they are a PITA.
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