What is this? 69 442
#1
What is this? 69 442
Hey guys,
Could anyone tell me what this piece is? It is located behind the brake booster beside the wiper motor. And also what it does? It had a wire running from the harness plugged into it and another that was loose, wasn't plugged into anything....could it have been s ground? There is also a vacuum line connected to it as well.
Thanks guys.
please and thanks
Could anyone tell me what this piece is? It is located behind the brake booster beside the wiper motor. And also what it does? It had a wire running from the harness plugged into it and another that was loose, wasn't plugged into anything....could it have been s ground? There is also a vacuum line connected to it as well.
Thanks guys.
please and thanks
#5
Hey guys,
Could anyone tell me what this piece is? It is located behind the brake booster beside the wiper motor. And also what it does? It had a wire running from the harness plugged into it and another that was loose, wasn't plugged into anything....could it have been s ground? There is also a vacuum line connected to it as well.
Thanks guys.
please and thanks
Could anyone tell me what this piece is? It is located behind the brake booster beside the wiper motor. And also what it does? It had a wire running from the harness plugged into it and another that was loose, wasn't plugged into anything....could it have been s ground? There is also a vacuum line connected to it as well.
Thanks guys.
please and thanks
#7
Well, why would a brake light switch be connected to a vacuum hose? In any case, a 1969 442 has the brake light switch on the brake pedal bracket under the dash. It is mechanical, not hydraulic, and is completely unrelated to the master cylinder.
#8
Joe, I understand all those things and have no idea why it would be connected to a vacuum hose. At age 72, I understand the brake light switch being mechanical and under the dash. As I mentioned it is totally a guess.
#10
Just because the thing is near the brake booster doesn't mean it has anything to do with the brakes. It looks like some kind of switch that would notice a loss of vacuum. Perhaps a safety switch for some kind of aftermarket cruise control? Or just a switch that would illuminate a warning light on the dash if there were a loss of vacuum?
By the way, the company is "Wilwood," not Wildwood. No "d."
https://www.wilwood.com/index
By the way, the company is "Wilwood," not Wildwood. No "d."
https://www.wilwood.com/index
#11
By the way, the company is "Wilwood," not Wildwood. No "d."
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