Slick 60's

Ron Francis sells a special low pressure hydraulic switch (the inline style) to replace the old one - direct replacement - and has a nifty plug that goes over the switch posts.
It only takes 25/30 pounds of pressure to activate instead of the old style that takes over 100 pounds.
Look at SW32
http://www.ronfrancis.com/products.asp?dept=28
Cured my intermittent brake light problem and I didn't have to custom rig a mechanical switch under the dash.
I like it.
U@ss

very interesting. thanks for posting that skip.

They don't seem to last very long with silicon fluid might be OK with regular brake fluid. Tom

Tom... this switch is silicone friendly.
That's what I had a problem with in the first place.
U@ss

Skip,
Thanks! I am going to get one.
Roger

I've done a couple of the SW 76 type. Had to build a small bracket from scrap metal laying around. Works pretty good and eliminates the need for wires hanging out your firewall. I've got a new truck that I don't plan to go all out on so I'll keep this part in mind.