Reply to "No Brake Lights"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

I pulled the wires from the MC switches entirely and attached directly to this switch, down at the brake pedal base:

https://www.napaonline.com/en/...ut=stop+light+switch

My version requires fabricating a simple mount (I think the mount is included in Mike’s version) and making a bend in the switch arm to allow the lever to ride along the brake pedal arm to actuate it. This also lets you tune in the amount of pedal movement needed for the lights to come on. I also slotted the carpet for the switch arm but just let the carpet flop over the switch to cover it up.

4/30/212:19 PM

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