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09-10-2020, 08:51 AM | #1 |
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Hydraulic Brake Light Switch
I was recently researching parts and came upon this negative product review for a hydraulic pressure switch for a brake system. It carries a very reputable name... ACDelco, but who knows if it's genuine or a knock off. Many parts are that way anymore.
Here's the part link https://www.amazon.com/ACDelco-U855-...ustomerReviews Since I'm in the process of overhauling a '39 setup on a '35, it got me thinking about this potentially weak link in the system. I know there's been countless discussions about single vs. dual systems, and the safety factor in redundancy. But this switch seems to me to be a big problem. They all seem to be made the same way, metal housing with a plastic insert that's then crimped over. I've decided to try a '67 mustang MC setup which would be better if I used a pressure switch and had a failure I'd still have half a system, but I was wondering if anyone has used or knows of a conventional mechanical pedal switch setup that available? I don't know when Ford switched to that type switch but maybe that would be a better option. Thanks for any input. |
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