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Thread: Under the floor Master Cylinder - how to mount brake switch?
          
   
   

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  1. 11-09-2005 06:18 AM #8
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    70 - 80's era Chevy brake switch.
    (Underdash style.)

    Part of the arm sawn off.

    This is a well protected location, I've driven my 32 roadster in fairly deep water and I don't think the switch has ever gotten wet.

    Never had one of these switches fail either.
    Lost two hydraulic switches on this car.

    The brake pedal is tapped 10-24 for the stainless allen bolt that's locked on with the nut you see.
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