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Thread: How are you guys getting to the brake light switch on the OBS for the TCC Ground?

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    How are you guys getting to the brake light switch on the OBS for the TCC Ground?

    I'm trying to finish up the wiring and I need to hook up the TCC Ground wire. It's the one that has 12v at all times then 0 volts when you hit the brakes. How are you guys getting to the brake switch? I can barely even see the thing? Is there somewhere else you're hooking into? My truck is a 95 w/t.
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    It needs 12 volts ignition power at all times, until the brake is pressed. Then it needs to cut power while the pedal is pressed down. Just get a test light down there on the brake switch and start pressing the pedal
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    Quote Originally Posted by LS3CC View Post
    It needs 12 volts ignition power at all times, until the brake is pressed. Then it needs to cut power while the pedal is pressed down. Just get a test light down there on the brake switch and start pressing the pedal
    I can't even get my hands to the switch. It's on top of the brake pedal arm. My hands are too big.
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    Lol, I take small hands for granted I guess. You can drop the column down quite a bit by taking off the two nuts that hold it up. Then you should be able to get to it
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    If the wiring is the same as on my 92 c1500 there should be a brake signal wire that goes to the old ecm. It's a purple wire that runs to the C207 connector that splices into the engine harness behind the glove box.

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