Mercury Tilt Switch on 2040-parts.com
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NEW HEAVY DUTY MERCURY TILT SWITCH THIS SWITCH IS PERFECT FOR ADDING HOOD OR TRUNK TRIGGERS TO ANY ALARM SYSTEM OR REMOTE START SYSTEM. THE UNIVERSAL DESIGN WILL WORK WITH MOST VEHICLES WITH ANY TYPE OF VEHICLE SECURITY SYSTEM. SIMPLY CONNECT ONE END TO CHASSIS GROUND AND THE OTHER END TO THE NEGATIVE TRIGGER INPUT OF THE SECURITY SYSTEM/REMOTE START SYSTEM. CAN ALSO BE USED ON MOTORCYCLES, BOATS AND ANY OTHER APLICATION WHICH REQUIRES A TILT TYPE SWITCH. T 
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