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It's a hall effect switch Simon not a magnetic reed switch, and the automatic models with cruise have a two pole switch, pole 1 connects to the LSM for the brake lights, and pole 2 to the cruise ECU.
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A Hall effect switch is an electromagnetic switch Brian.
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Does this help Simon, Dougie is referring to header 0285, I've highlighted it for you, it's just below the picture of the double pole switch
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The diagram I'm looking at currently are RCL 0310 ENG Circuit Diagrams R.H.D. I'm fairly confident Dougie has the incorrect switch fitted to his car, it has been seen on a few occasions now where people have retrofitted cruise. |
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