Vacuum line to sensor at brake pedal

[d2freak82]

I've got a 92 mtx, I've been replacing harness and the dash. When I was putting the dash back in I busted off a little sensor of some sort(downside to attempting this alone).
There's a vacuum hose that comes through the fire wall a little sensor deal that goes in it which is what broke then attaches to the brake pedal mount, looks like it touches the plastic in all of that crap

Anyone know what this is so I could replace it?

 

[Shovert]

I looked in a manual it is called a "vacuum dump valve and hose assy 9e802". Near as can tell works with the cruise control. Unsure if a SHO specific part. Maybe someone here can answer that. Maurice
Found this still unsure if SHO specific.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/repairguides/CRUISE-CONTROL/Vacuum-Dump-Valve/_/P-0900c152802797c6

 

[d2freak82]

well maybe someone has one of those from an old SHO they might sell me?


oh ya and thanks a ton for helping me finger out what that was

 

[Shovert]

Anytime. If you find out same as rest of Ford one's I probably got one for a fox body Mustang. If do you can have it. Maurice

 

[hawkeye18]

IIRC, when you step on the pedal, the switch on the brake pedal routes vacuum through that hose to the cruise control module, and that's how the CC module knows to disengage cruise.

 

[d2freak82]

At least I know I can drive the car without it, although no cruise until I'm able to get one at a guess. I posted on the WTB spot for one as I really need one soon as possible... I plan to make her my daily again. As much as I hate 'er man I miss drivin 'er.