Add a hydraulic brake light switch with this Hydraulic Brake Light Switch, banjo bolt type, 10mm x M1.25 thread. Can be used front or rear at any single banjo brake line fitting. The switch bolt fits anywhere from the master cylinder to the caliper and is actuated by hydraulic pressure. Correct thread for most Honda, Yamaha, and Kawasaki stock fittings.
Key Features
• Hydraulic brake light switch
• Banjo bolt type, 10mm x M1.25 thread
• Front or rear use at any single banjo brake fitting
• Fits most Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki stock fittings
Part Number: 29-7002
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Frequently Asked Questions
What thread does the hydraulic brake-light switch use?
It uses an M10 x 1.25 banjo-bolt thread for a compatible single-banjo brake-line connection.
Can the hydraulic switch replace a double-banjo bolt?
No. It is intended for a single brake-line banjo fitting. A junction carrying two brake hoses requires the correct double-banjo configuration and length.
What must be done after installing a banjo-bolt brake switch?
Use the correct sealing washers and Honda torque procedure, refill with the specified brake fluid, bleed all air and hold firm pressure while checking every sealing surface for leaks.