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Oddball question - Brake Pedal voltage

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Hi

I got an oddball question. Does anybody know if Ford switched the brake pedal voltage in the 2018 and newer mustangs? I am trying to install Auto-Blip on my 2018 GT350 And I am having an issue with it. I am speaking with them via Email and he thinks Ford may have increased the voltage from 5v in 2017 and prior to 12v for2018 and newer

any info would be helpful

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The brake pedal switch has two circuits: pin 1 switches 12 V to pin 4; pin 3 switches ground to pin 2 (according to the 2019 service manual).
 
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thanks

as I understand your post, the 12v pin moves from pin 1 to 4 and the ground pin moves from 3 To 2, does that mean pin 3 is now the brake sensor?
 

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thanks

as I understand your post, the 12v pin moves from pin 1 to 4 and the ground pin moves from 3 To 2, does that mean pin 3 is now the brake sensor?
Pin 1 is 12 V, when the brake pedal is pressed that connects to pin 4 which goes to the PCM and BCM. Pin 3 is ground, when the brake pedal is pressed that connects to pin 3 which goes to another pin of the PCM.
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