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Neutral Start Switch.
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Last edited by Mil1ion; Apr 17, 2006 at 11:54 AM.
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Hey thanks a Mil1ion I figure I should get that brake booster switched while I have the engine out and that way if I want cruise control I will just have to deal with the rest but I need to ask you is Do I need to change the brake pedal as well? If so I can do that while the seat is still out.
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Yes, the pedal (or even the whole pedal assembly) has to be changed.
I am presently trying to find out if a pedal from a cruise truck will find in a non-cruise truck.
The reason you need to change it is because on the Non-cruise truck the pushrod that attaches to the brake pedal with a bolt and is tightened.
On a truck with cruise ,on the pedal the pushrod slides over a nub with the stop light switch, and is secured by a clip.
I am presently trying to find out if a pedal from a cruise truck will find in a non-cruise truck.
The reason you need to change it is because on the Non-cruise truck the pushrod that attaches to the brake pedal with a bolt and is tightened.
On a truck with cruise ,on the pedal the pushrod slides over a nub with the stop light switch, and is secured by a clip.
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