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new turn signal switch #2466564
03/14/18 07:29 PM
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any suggestions on where to get a new one for a 70 b body? I remember years ago a new one I had the hazard switch wasn't correct and interfered with the column, so it wouldn't push all the way in.

Re: new turn signal switch [Re: mickm] #2466617
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I recently picked up all the NOS parts for my E body column from eBay.

Re: new turn signal switch [Re: 76orangewagon] #2466620
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Originally Posted By 76orangewagon
I recently picked up all the NOS parts for my E body column from eBay.


It's a nice idea, but not in my price range at the moment.

Re: new turn signal switch [Re: mickm] #2466641
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My last customer bought a repop on eBay for about 40 bucks. It works fine. You do have to file down the hazard flasher pull. A 70 column has the narrow slot and the repops are wider like later years. I guess you could enlarge the slot in the column but I modified the switch.

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Originally Posted By fastmark
My last customer bought a repop on eBay for about 40 bucks. It works fine. You do have to file down the hazard flasher pull. A 70 column has the narrow slot and the repops are wider like later years. I guess you could enlarge the slot in the column but I modified the switch.


That's pretty much what I figured. Thanks for the input...

Re: new turn signal switch [Re: mickm] #2466716
03/15/18 12:54 AM
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Originally Posted By mickm
Originally Posted By fastmark
My last customer bought a repop on eBay for about 40 bucks. It works fine. You do have to file down the hazard flasher pull. A 70 column has the narrow slot and the repops are wider like later years. I guess you could enlarge the slot in the column but I modified the switch.


That's pretty much what I figured. Thanks for the input...

I think there is somebody doing the 70 turn signal now. If I find it I will pm you


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Re: new turn signal switch [Re: mickm] #2466874
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The 70 version turn signal switches are not reproduced. I can help with the restoration the one year only 2947509 B body or 2947905 E body turn signal switches. The B body switches push in to turn on the hazard signal lights and the E body pulls out to turn on the hazard signal lights.





















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Re: new turn signal switch [Re: mickm] #2466877
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Jim

Re: new turn signal switch [Re: Slotts] #2466947
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Originally Posted By JS Restorations






Jim


Boy Jim, you sure are a "show off". That's why you get all my work.

Re: new turn signal switch [Re: HEMICUDA] #2467118
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OH ! THAT is SWEET ! up bow thumbs

Re: new turn signal switch [Re: HEMICUDA] #2467228
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Thank you!

Mickey, I replied to your email. up


Originally Posted By HEMICUDA

That's why you get all my work.


Thank you, Mike! BTW, your order is finished for the 78 AMC Pacer Station Wagon you are working on...



Opps! Did I let the cat out of the bag??? whistling

Jim

Re: new turn signal switch [Re: Slotts] #2467291
03/16/18 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted By JS Restorations
Thank you!

Mickey, I replied to your email. up


Originally Posted By HEMICUDA

That's why you get all my work.


Thank you, Mike! BTW, your order is finished for the 78 AMC Pacer Station Wagon you are working on...



Opps! Did I let the cat out of the bag??? whistling

Jim



You got that right Jim, I can get x50 or more of those compared to x1 70 Cuda for the same money.

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Re: new turn signal switch [Re: mickm] #2467445
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I just sold a nice used one about 2 weeks ago. It didn't last but a day but they are out there...







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