Brake Light Switch on 2040-parts.com
Evans City, Pennsylvania, US
Here is a 63-70 Triumph Brake light switch. This connects to the brake rod by a spring and clip. As the brake pedal is pushed the spring will pull the spring which which activates the switch and lights up the tail light
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