a guy is selling a bunch of misc. parts.
a couple of headlight switches are in his for sale items.
I love the idea of having a spare switch for my 74
does anyone know how many pins, or how to identify which one fits a 74?
thanks in advance
brant
70-73: 10 pin
74-76: 11 pin
Thank you a ton
Slits says,
My suggestion is to use a "known good" used one.
There are two ...
Early is 10 pin
Later is 11 pin
Which do you need?
well I'm taking a gamble... as the seller didn't test it
but the price was right... and its a back up to my street car (11pin)
going to get it and put it in my travel spares.
thank you all!!!!!!
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well I'm taking a gamble... as the seller didn't test it
but the price was right... and its a back up to my street car (11pin)
going to get it and put it in my travel spares.
thank you all!!!!!!
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The early is an aluminum case. The later like you need are zinc and fuller finish.
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@http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showuser=47
date='Jan 13 2020, 03:44 PM' post='2777066']
well I'm taking a gamble... as the seller didn't test it
but the price was right... and its a back up to my street car (11pin)
going to get it and put it in my travel spares.
thank you all!!!!!!
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The early is an aluminum case. The later like you need are zinc and fuller finish.
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Nice. That’s a great tip!
How can you test a used switch before you install?
Just test the continuity or resistance of each circuit, as per the attached diagram.
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the 74-76 is fat the 70-73 skinny
Mine fissed out when the dimmer went south so got a spare from a vendor on here and got later one (11pin),bridged out the dimmer cause running LED strips in my gauges ...don't need no shi#ty dimmer,my old switch had other issues too so worth doing.
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