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Guessing this is the OEM brake switch :D
#1411630 05/27/2021 9:07 PM
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This thing looks tired. Don't know if the lever ever moved on this version, but it definitely doesn't now!
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Re: Guessing this is the OEM brake switch :D
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Yep, that's a brake light switch. Looks just like the one on my truck, except mine isn't rusted shut. wink
You can still buy identical replacements.

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Re: Guessing this is the OEM brake switch :D
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I have one on the way, that's why I'm readying the patient for surgery now grin

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