Description
Over extended seasons of road use, your low-mounted hydraulic pedal assemblies experience continuous exposure to grime, grease, and water splatter, causing the internal brass contacts to corrode. This degradation results in flickering brake activation or total circuit failure. Because original production wiring setups are no longer manufactured, selecting a direct-fit replacement component is the most sensible way to preserve your main harness health without resorting to universal adaptations that require chopping your loom apart on everyday roads.
💎 ELECTRICAL LINK SPECIFICATIONS
| Weather Resistant CasingDurable polymer protective sleeve compiled to shield internal contacts from road sludge. | Factory Alignment AccuracyDirect substitute engineered to line up precisely with part record 37740HN9100. |
| Clean Contact SignalHighly responsive internal spring link ensuring minimal feedback latency to the rear bulb. | Frame Specific GeometryLength checked and verified specifically to traverse standard naked and sport frames. |
📜 Confirmed Fitment Guide
Carburettor Frame Group: Harness integration requires round bullet terminals to plug directly into the factory loom layout on the models listed below.
- Hyosung GT Naked Comet lines: GT125, GT250, and GT650 models built from 2003 to 2009.
- Hyosung GT-R Sport series: GT125R, GT125RC, GT250R, and GT650R twin-carb versions spanning 2003 to 2009.
- Later Models: Later models after 2010 use the updated 2-Pin Switch Plug with a white connector (click here to see it)
- GV Aquila Cruiser models: GV125, GV250, or GV650 cruiser because the cable is too short and plug is different
🔧 Install Tips
- Straightforward Exchange: Uncouple your original weathered dual terminals, ease the worn actuator body out from the footrest plate, and slot the new item straight into position.
- Sensitivity Adjustment: Thread the integrated plastic adjustment ring up or down the barrel to find the correct trigger tension. This calibration ensures your brake light activates the precise moment the foot pedal travels.














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