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Didn't know that. Will try & snag a photo at the junkyard & add to my tech album. Thanks.
You are welcome.
I believe 1993 was the only year Ford had that pressure switch located along the frame rail. It was the first year for the electronic Speed Control system. I had two 1993 Lightnings that I had to take in for the Brake Pressure Switch/Speed Control recall. That's when I found out about the oddball component location.
Here is what I got. Not very good. One of the things that bothers me about the 7D is that I can't use fill flash when using the screen but I can select the focal point. With the screen off I can use fill flash but not able to select focal point. There must be a way around this, but I can't find it. In the shots from above the flash was blocked by a hose.
I can email you the images if you want. They vary 6 to 9 meg in size. If not, I understand.
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