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Legacymy10

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  1. https://www.amayama.com/en/part/subaru/92133aj060 <<<current price is much higher than I paid. https://www.amayama.com/en/part/subaru/83321aj020 <<< I avoided ordering from UAE because there was no estimated shipping time, but much cheaper to do so
  2. Yeah, I had to google part numbers and found mostly Russian sites except for amayama.com, which I never heard of and took a chance. It is legit and I got them much quicker than I expected from Japan (~10 days). If you put your order in and they don't have the parts located or in stock, they don't make you pay until they can confirm they can get them. The prices fluctuate pretty often from what I saw. I spent around 85 for both parts including shipping.
  3. Well OK, its been a while since I worked with car wiring schematics clearly. Got the new switch pins backwards because the plug pin numbers are the mirror of how they should be hooked up. Duh. Brunzo's instructions are perfect. Luckily no blown fuses or anything, just didn't work. Just wanted to document my idiocy I guess. It works now. Putting panels back on now. Thanks to brunzo! Cost: about 85 usd including the wire and pin kit.
  4. So, I'm willing to bet the pins in the write-up are not right, maybe someone can back me up here: It looks as if pins 1,2,5,6,7,9,11,12 are used on the new switch. After lining up the pin locations that Brunzo used and comparing my new switch, I assume he just mixed up 8 with 9 and 10 with 11. I'm a little scared but I'm gonna hook it up this way and pray I don't fry a brake controller. I still might take the old one off and check resistances on those pins compared with the new one, but I may be too lazy. I will report back with results.
  5. All my part numbers are right. And I'm sorry to zombify this thread, but no one else has any write ups on this so I wanted to keep it relevant. And I'm really excited to put my ebrake where it is supposed to be. Any help would be lovely.
  6. So I ordered the switch and bracket from amayama.com, got them pretty quick from Japan (< 2 weeks), started wiring the new switch... only to realize on pin 8 that the new switch has no pin 8. There is no pin 8 or pin 4 on the new one (4 isn't used in brunzo's writeup). Gonna investigate but there's there's chance I ordered the wrong switch. Gonna take the old switch out and check resistances to see if I need to rewire the rest. It is identical to his besides the pin 8...
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