Reply to "break light switch"

firstpanteraMember

I just posted this same question about a month ago and got no response. I went to my local parts supplier and looked thru a couple of books with no luck. So my guess is there is no direct replacement for the stock switch. Several posts here talk about adapting a mechanical switch to the brake pedal, but I really didn't want to go that route. I just ordered a new switch yesterday from Pantera Performance in Castle Rock, Co. for $40. Yes, some fluid will come out. Have a plug and some rags ready. I could not get a wrench on my switch to turn it without removing the master however. Thats okay. gave me a good reason to powder coat it! Is a '72 much different than my '74?

6/8/1111:54 AM

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