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Sweet Beauford, and now would be a great time to start running that wire harness while you can stand next to the frame rather than laying on the ground.You wana look waaay far up da road and plan yer route because the brakes are far more of a suggestion than a command!
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Wiz..my thoughts exactly. Waiting on brake switch and will get to it. Where does everyone run that brake wire and how is it secured? I don't care if its zip ties but like to be somewhat correct.
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What year is that truck? Normally on the 28/29 the switch is mounted on the left side of the tranny top two rear bolts. On the 30/31 the switch is mounted on the center cross member and I believe in both instances the brake light switch wire is ran in the gap right behind the battery.Last edited by DaWizard; 06-28-2017, 12:02 AM.
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Nice...now another dumb question. Where does the inside fuel line go coming off shut off valve? I assume the bowl is connected to tank and line from bowl to carb.
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If you don't already have them you should get the judging standards, as well as the service bulletins. These will aide you in reassembling your car properly and more efficiently.3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
Henry Ford said,
"It's all nuts and bolts"
"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
Mitch's Auto Service ctr
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by JohnB15632Can anyone out there is Model A land tell me what is connected to the eyelet on the rear of the brake light switch?
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by Tudor31The engine is starting easily and runs very well. However, if I leave the main switch in the ON position it will slowly drain the battery. Trying to isolate the problem, I connected a test light between the starter and the output side of the fuse. After disconnecting the wires at the cut-out and at the terminal in order, it turns out that the ignition switch is the problem (test light out when...
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05-30-2019, 08:46 PM -
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by BeaufordWiz, what was the fix on the repo brake switch you told me to do as the road was pulling out the switch? Someone else has this problem and I know you told me how to fix it and I forgot. Still works!!!
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Hi,
I've been busy lately attending to wiring the Speedster. I'm now at the hard part for me....YEP, I've left the best for last.....
For aesthetics on my Speedster I'm using a KW coil box switch and without an Amp meter.
But for other reasons I'm using a later electrical wiring loom which is designed for the usual ignition switch, Amp meter, and light switch.
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01-30-2019, 06:56 PM -
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by Brian Frenchso.....I replaced a perfect working pop out ignition switch with a correct looking Rexco on off switch. The pop out switch was binding on the re-pop instrument panel, and I had Rexco switch in stock, with a correct looking ignition cable.
My my question is, if I was stuck, because i lost my key, can I use a jumper wire to get home?
Would that hat wire go to the coil (which...-
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11-11-2017, 09:55 AM -
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I just installed this turn signal kit on a friend's car, and was impressed with the quality of the unit and the instructions, which were very clear and easy to follow. A third brake light (BrakeLighter) and right taillight were already installed on the car, so that also helped. I removed the Brakelighter power wire terminal, which contained the 2 wires for both sides of the third brake light, and...
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09-20-2017, 05:51 PM -
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by DaWizardFor the last few weeks I have been having a small problem with the light switch on the bottom of the steering column and yesterday I decided it was time to attack it.
So, I remove the switch, start to clean it up, and remove the switch plate and disassemble the whole thing. Well, very little oil between the tang plate and insulating plate, but that is all. So, I get out the test light...-
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10-18-2017, 12:39 PM -
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by cairo16I recently purchased the car, the brake lights didn't work, we wanted to upgrade to led lights due to heavy traffic in our area so we purchased those and a new wiring harness to accommodate turn signals. Once installed we had same result as before tail lights wouldnt work at all, replaced brake switch and now tail lights come on when headlights or parking lamps are on but not when brake pedal is depressed....
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12-26-2018, 11:27 AM -
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by merjohnThe light switch that is on our 31 truck has 4 contact points. The new wiring harness has 3 groups of 3 contacts. Is this normal?...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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07-22-2018, 09:07 PM -
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"Sometimes" I read of electrical problems that are quite CONFUSING???
It's good to know if your Ignition Switch is still wired in the original configuration, or if it has been rewired to a so called "HOT" switch, like most cars are. MANY cars have been modified, in their SORRID background!
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