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12-02-20, 22:53
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Luckily for me it turned out to be the transmission that was accessible, so today I installed a 90° elbow and a 60 psi NC switch. I am now in the process of installing the second switch on the other transmission....it's a lot tighter working on that one.
For switches I used a pair of 60 psi switches from the MLVWs...they were rated for air or liquid, and have the bonus of even being adjustable if need be. NSN is 5930-00-434-5441. I modified this one for one wire, the other will remain 2 wire. 
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