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Ford Brake Light Switch & Pedal Bushing Diagram - 14010, 13742, 13086 Clip

Exploded parts breakdown of the brake pedal assembly showing 14010 and 13742 bushings, 13086 clip and brake light switch.

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This document is an annotated exploded-view photograph showing the brake light switch installation at the brake pedal on a Ford vehicle. The image identifies the brake pedal, the brake light switch assembly, and the booster / master cylinder rod, and shows the sequence of small hardware parts used to attach the switch to the pedal pin. Three part numbers are called out in red: bushing 14010 (a translucent white/nylon bushing, shown twice — one on each side of the brake light switch mounting plate), bushing 13742 (a black bushing that fits into the eye of the booster/master cylinder rod), and clip 13086 (a yellow zinc-plated hairpin-style retaining clip that secures the assembly). Black arrows show how the switch plate and bushings stack onto the pedal pin and through the master cylinder rod eye. The image is watermarked "Image courtesy of CougarPartsCatalog.com" with the WCCC (West Coast Classic Cougar) logo. A reader can learn the correct assembly order of the brake light switch, bushings, and retaining clip, and which replacement part numbers to order. No year, model, or torque specifications are stated in the document itself.

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Frequently asked questions

What part number is the bushing that goes on either side of the brake light switch?
The diagram labels the translucent bushing shown on both sides of the brake light switch mounting plate as part number 14010 BUSHING.
What is the black bushing in the booster/master cylinder rod eye?
The black bushing that fits into the eye of the booster / master cylinder rod is labeled 13742 BUSHING.
What retains the brake light switch assembly on the pedal pin?
A yellow hairpin-style retainer labeled 13086 CLIP secures the assembly.
In what order do the parts stack onto the brake pedal pin?
Per the arrows, a 14010 bushing goes against the pedal, then the brake light switch plate, then a second 14010 bushing, then the booster/master cylinder rod with the 13742 bushing in its eye, retained by the 13086 clip.
Where did this image come from?
The watermark states 'Image courtesy of CougarPartsCatalog.com' and carries the WCCC logo.

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