WTB: Headlight switch for my '74 1.8
The instrument panel rheostat in my headlight switch works in only one position...sometimes. I need a new headlight switch with a working instrument panel rheostat.
If you'd prefer parts to cash, I've got some miscellaneous parts leftover from a '70 I parted out that I would trade for a good headlight switch (and maybe some other odds and ends). I've got quarter panels, driver side fender, passenger door, tail shift engine mount and shift linkage bars, some heater/vent control boxes, and other odds and ends.
Full Version: WTB: Late Headlight Switch
Let me look this afternoon in the warehouse.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-914-Late-S...M1I&vxp=mtr
This is my eBay listing. The switch was pulled from a 1975 914 and works fine.
This is my eBay listing. The switch was pulled from a 1975 914 and works fine.
Sorry, I do not have any.
Thanks,
Mark
Thanks,
Mark
I have a few
QUOTE(andrewvolsen @ Nov 28 2017, 03:17 PM) 
WTB: Headlight switch for my '74 1.8
The instrument panel rheostat in my headlight switch works in only one position...sometimes. I need a new headlight switch with a working instrument panel rheostat.
If you'd prefer parts to cash, I've got some miscellaneous parts leftover from a '70 I parted out that I would trade for a good headlight switch (and maybe some other odds and ends). I've got quarter panels, driver side fender, passenger door, tail shift engine mount and shift linkage bars, some heater/vent control boxes, and other odds and ends.
Easy to bypass the rheostat ,you don't need it ,the lighting stock is weak as.
QUOTE(porschetub @ Nov 29 2017, 02:16 PM)
QUOTE(andrewvolsen @ Nov 28 2017, 03:17 PM)
WTB: Headlight switch for my '74 1.8
The instrument panel rheostat in my headlight switch works in only one position...sometimes. I need a new headlight switch with a working instrument panel rheostat.
If you'd prefer parts to cash, I've got some miscellaneous parts leftover from a '70 I parted out that I would trade for a good headlight switch (and maybe some other odds and ends). I've got quarter panels, driver side fender, passenger door, tail shift engine mount and shift linkage bars, some heater/vent control boxes, and other odds and ends.
Easy to bypass the rheostat ,you don't need it ,the lighting stock is weak as.
Bypassing the rheostat is a good idea that I hadn't considered - thanks for the tip!
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