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09 Oct 2007, 04:57 pm
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If the car has cruise control, the second switch is to cancel the cruise control when you press the clutch pedal in. The brake pedal also has a separate switch to cut the cruise control when you step on the brake. Both switches look pretty much the same.Hope that answers your question
    
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