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1974 Honda Emergency Brake Directional Arm Lever Switch With Wires With Flasher on 2040-parts.com

US $89.95
Location:

Poway, California, United States

Poway, California, United States
Condition:Used Old Classic Parts.com:Bellhousing Bolt GM

Original E brake switch for the Honda 1974  cars and looks similar to a blinker handle  has a flasher and 2180 is the number on the flasher that is attached by wires.  I cannot remember more about it, so if you know please tell me.

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