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Old 04-19-2015, 01:11 PM   #1
Tilt
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Differences in brake switches

I posted this question in the electrical section, but thought it might get more attention here. I swapped out the manual brake/clutch pedals for an auto brake pedal and have a question about the brake switch. The original manual pedals had a 2 prong brake switch that had the orange and white wires connected to it. The auto brake pedal has a 4 prong brake switch. The connector with the orange and white wires will fit on the front 2 prongs closest to the firewall, but there is no connector in my harness for the rear 2 prongs. Would those have been for cruise control? If so, since I'm not going to have cruise control for a while, can I just use the old brake switch?
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