My friend's FJ25 (1 Viewer)

[hdjtachtig]

What is the part number for this switch?

Is it coolant temp or oil pressure?

 

[tahoe40/45]

The stop switch part number is, 84340-59610. But is no longer available. I have never looked for anything to replace it.

 

[locklaw]

Hello fellow Mudders!

I talked to Manuel and he showed me exactly which part he needs, it is the one shown as "F" in the image bellow taken from his parts manual.

Does anyone know where this part can be found or does anyone have a spare?

J


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These brake light switches were used by a bunch of manufacturers from what I own from the 40's onwards. Here you can find a new one for $16 or so - Allstar Performance ALL76252 Allstar Performance Brake Light Switches | Summit Racing - https://www.summitracing.com/parts/aaf-all76252

Otherwise look for an early Jeep or Dodge, they used the same but had male or femal bullet terminals. You can tap threads in the female if you wanted to.

 

[MexicanNewby]

What is the part number for this switch?

Is it coolant temp or oil pressure?

It's for the Stop lights.

 

[MexicanNewby]

The stop switch part number is, 84340-59610. But is no longer available. I have never looked for anything to replace it.

Thank you!

 

[MexicanNewby]

These brake light switches were used by a bunch of manufacturers from what I own from the 40's onwards. Here you can find a new one for $16 or so - Allstar Performance ALL76252 Allstar Performance Brake Light Switches | Summit Racing - https://www.summitracing.com/parts/aaf-all76252

Otherwise look for an early Jeep or Dodge, they used the same but had male or femal bullet terminals. You can tap threads in the female if you wanted to.

This is great help. Thank you so much!!

 

[MexicanNewby]

Went to visit Manuel, here are a few details of his build:

He got an old Jeep knob for his Choke.

 

[MexicanNewby]

This is the final view of this rear seat installed along with the bows he had made by looking at photos:

 

[MexicanNewby]

There was a private, invitation only, Antique Car Show outside Mexico City yesterday. There were Countach's, Bugatti's, Porsche's, Jaguars and ONE Land Cruiser. It was Manuel's.

He proudly displayed his project next to some serious competition.

Judges gave him 11th place out of +40 1960's cars. Mind you, no one else entered a 4x4. Good for him!