Triumph Tr250 Tr6 Stag Mg Jensen Healey - Brake Pressure Warning Switch on 2040-parts.com
Candia, New Hampshire, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A GOOD NEW OLD STOCK FORD AND TRIUMPH TR250 TR6 STAG MG JENSEN HEALEY ~~ NEW OLD STOCK PDWA BRAKE PRESSURE WARNING VALVE ( SWITCH ) ~~ TO FIT TRIUMPH TR250 TR6 ALL AND STAG SPITFIRE MG MGB AUSTIN JENSEN HEALEY FORD TRUCK LOTS OF CARS USED THIS SWITCH. THIS ONE HAS TWO PINS AND - IN MOSS THIS SWITCH NEW IS $59 OR MORE IF IN STOCK ? - FITS Triumph TR6 Tr250 Stag Spitfire MG -- FITS ON TOP OF Brake valve / line Assembly
BRAKE FAILURE SWITCH PROPORTIONING VALVE SWITCH FIT ON TOP OF VALVE ASSEMBLY
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