brake pedal travel AiM Brake Pedal Position Sensor, Linear Travel Pot (Auto) – Discovery PartsAiM Brake Pedal Position Sensor, Linear Travel Pot (Auto) The AiM linear short stroke (10mm) displacement potentiometer is most popular ideal for measuring brake pedal movement. A pedal travel sensor such as this can be simpler to install in many vehicles than plumbing a pressure sensor in the brake line. Normally mounted in front of the brake pedal (between the driver and the pedal) so the sensor is depressed when the brakes are off. This will reduce

AiM Brake Pedal Position Sensor, Linear Travel Pot (Auto)

The AiM linear short stroke (10mm) displacement potentiometer is most popular ideal for measuring brake pedal movement. A pedal travel sensor such as this can be simpler to install in many vehicles than plumbing a pressure sensor in the brake line.

Normally mounted in front of the brake pedal (between the driver and the pedal) so the sensor is depressed when the brakes are off. This will reduce the likelihood of sensor damage or interference with pedal travel in the event of brake fade. The sensor should be mounted close to the pedal pivot, and at an angle that minimizes side loading on the plunger.

The compact sensor body measures just 3/4" (19mm) OD x 1 3/8" (35mm) long overall (less plunger). Two 1/4" (6mm) mounting holes are located 1.34" (34mm) center-to-center.

This sensor has a 200mm (7 3/4") long cable with the 719 (four-pin plastic push-on type) connector. Use a My Chron 719-719 Patch Cable (Part No. MC-211) to connect to an AiM MXL Pista, MXL Pro, MXL2, MXG, MXS, or MyChron3 Auto dash (except XG-Log). XG-Log and EVO4 require a 712-719 Patch Cable (Part No. MC-210) for connection.

AiM Brake Pedal Position Sensor, Linear Travel Pot (Auto) Details:

• Manufacturer: AiM
• Manufacturer part number: X05SNLPRSO
• Alternate part number: AIM-MC-321
• Range: 10mm (.375 Inch)
• Electrical Connection Type: 719 (4 pin push-on style)
• Mounting eyelet: 6mm (1/4") on 34mm (1.34") bolt centers