87-93 O.e.m Ford Mustang Inertia Switch Sensor Fuel Cutoff Relay & Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, US
Up for sale is an OEM Ford factory inertia
switch. This is the switch that is commonly found in the rear of the mustang area by the tail lights under the rear trim. When the car takes an impact of any sort this will cut the fuel off to the engine and keep the car safe. There is also a different version of this inertia switch. The other one has a red button and was the newer style. So just make sure you compare yours with this one.
You also get the o.e.m factory Ford mounting bracket. This was on a 5.0, 302
Mustang. Here is the Ford part #
E1AE-9341-A2B. Ask any questions
Before buying. Thanks for looking.
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