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Title: Brake light switch
Post by: ShaunMac on 13.04. 2014 13:45

Anybody know where I can get a brake light switch for my 61 Super Rocket swing arm?
I bought one off eBay but it works the opposite way and has an angled plate. I'm wondering if it's the one for a plunger? Anyway, had a look at modifying it but don't think I can.
I've looked on a few websites and can't find one.
Help!

Title: Re: Brake light switch
Post by: duTch on 13.04. 2014 14:50

 not sure what type they use- is it a pull or push type? part number would be handy

 Maybe similar to one from one of the other 'Meridan Marques' ...?

Title: Re: Brake light switch
Post by: ShaunMac on 13.04. 2014 15:21

It's a pull type. Part number is 19-1124

Title: Re: Brake light switch
Post by: terryg on 13.04. 2014 15:39

Try Priory Magnetos, beezermacc on the forum. He has a range of spares in addition to mags and dynamos.

Title: Re: Brake light switch
Post by: ShaunMac on 13.04. 2014 15:40

Great thanks.

Title: Re: Brake light switch
Post by: bsa-bill on 13.04. 2014 15:43

My 61 Flash had a lever type, I have read of this problem of them working the wrong way, not sure if the wrong ones are A50/65 or maybe A50/65 type might be right, sure someone here will know tho

Title: Re: Brake light switch
Post by: Angus on 13.04. 2014 17:22

If anyone finds a source for these let me please let me know because I have a rubbish spring universal one on the A7 and I hate it. Would love to find the right one and replace it.

Title: Re: Brake light switch
Post by: BVSR on 13.04. 2014 18:37

Hi, maybe some advice in this topic: http://www.a7a10.net/forum/index.php?topic=4959.msg33662#msg33662

Markku

Title: Re: Brake light switch
Post by: terryg on 13.04. 2014 18:48

Paul Goff might be worth a call too.

Title: Re: Brake light switch
Post by: chaterlea25 on 13.04. 2014 22:33

Hi All,
I was looking for the correct switch for my  61SR for years and years  *problem* *problem*

I finally got one on Ebay a couple of months ago  *wink2* *wink2*
It has the serial or part number 34257B1  63 on it

I had been using a microswitch bolted to a piece of flat stainless fixed to the back of the toolbox where the proper one fits

HTH
John