Marina Brake Light Switch
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Marina Brake Light Switch
At some point in its history my traveller was fitted with a marina peddle box and servo. As part of this whoever fitted it decided to use the marina brake light switch (a ptb switch on a bracket at the top of the brake peddle) This switch has decided that it doesnt want to make a connection anymore. Does anybody know where i can either get a replacement switch from or (seeing as it is a total pig to get access to) if there is an alternative way to make my brake lights work?
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RE: Marina Brake Light Switch
A hydraulic connection like a bog standard minor one?
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RE: Marina Brake Light Switch
Is the original still there just behind the radiator and screwed into the front brake three way tee piece? You could maybe utilise that along the lines Matt suggests.
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RE: Marina Brake Light Switch
I shall investigate that on Saturday and see if it is still there. I dont remmember seeing it when i was trying to sort out the light problem but then again, i wasnt looking.
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RE: Marina Brake Light Switch
I'd have thought it would still be there - can't see why the T piece would have been replaced.
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RE: Marina Brake Light Switch
The original cables may have been used by extending them through the bulkhead to the switch fitted on the pedal? So maybe just a matter of eliminating the extensions and fitting relevant connectors depending on year of car.
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RE: Marina Brake Light Switch
the car is a '66. I shal investigate tomorrow morning
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RE: Marina Brake Light Switch
Terry if you need a replacement as a last resort try
http://www.geocities.com/tal_glazer/
http://www.geocities.com/tal_glazer/
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Kevin
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Kevin
Lovejoy 1968 Smoke Grey Traveller (gone to a new home after13 years)
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