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Thanks everyone, Ordered low pressure switch from Mac's installed it and works great!
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 This is the mechanical switch that I fabricated for my 54 Ford
54 Victoria 312; 48 Ford Conv 302, 56 Bird 312 Forever Ford Midland Park, NJ
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Mac's sells a mechanical brake light switch that is pretty easy to install.

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You have a couple of choices:
Use a Harley Davidson switch that is very low pressure and is made to be used/compatible with Dot 5 fluid (other companies also sell low pressure switches). Or add a mechanical switch.
I've never had any trouble with the pressure switches, but others have. Just my experience Jim
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Looking for some ideas on a brake light issue I recently noticed. I have a 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 stock drums and master cylinder no power etc. I replaced the stop light switch a while back due to leaking, the new switch seemed to work fine but now I noticed the lights don't come on if I just tap the brakes they only come on when I press hard and that's usually at a complete stop. Are there different pressure switches or is there a universal switch that I can mount under dash and adjust it on the pedal. Any ideas or help would be appreciated if you've run into this situation. Thanks Baby Blue
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