Brake switch
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pilbeam_mp62

Original Poster:

955 posts

230 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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Perhaps, for new builders, the tried and trusted electrical switch located behind the brake pedal is a more reliable, and simple solution ?

Regards
Kelvin

donkeasy

636 posts

251 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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Input please, anyone with a ultima.

Edited by donkeasy on Friday 2nd November 17:52

TuxMan

9,011 posts

267 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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don,t know about the switch on the pedal but the new factory pressure swith is ok !!! and a big improvement on th old one .

Stig

11,823 posts

313 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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Kelvin, I believe it's been done by a few builders already. Just a microswitch mounted behind the pedal to operate the brake lights.

A simple and effective alternative.

San Diego GTR

469 posts

236 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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How can I tell if I have the old or new switch? I got the kit in late '06.

pilbeam_mp62

Original Poster:

955 posts

230 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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Stig said:
Kelvin, I believe it's been done by a few builders already. Just a microswitch mounted behind the pedal to operate the brake lights.

A simple and effective alternative.
Thanks for that info.
Regards

Kelvin

Davrianman

487 posts

293 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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San Diego GTR said:
How can I tell if I have the old or new switch? I got the kit in late '06.
I bought mine about the same time (Aug 06). Can you help please Factory? Is there a part number we can check?

Graham-P

1,548 posts

275 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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Stig said:
Kelvin, I believe it's been done by a few builders already. Just a microswitch mounted behind the pedal to operate the brake lights.

A simple and effective alternative.
Here's mine, mounted at the side of the pedal.