Light switch fix I have been through all o9f the books on my shelf and cannot find any information on disassembly and repair of the light switch. Any help out there is appreciated. Mine works fine for everything except the tail lights, no power on the line when they should be lit. Jack
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Re: Light switch fix Do you have Stop Light when you step on your brake pedal ? If not , your tail is not grounded.
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Re: Light switch fix Yes Ron, I have stop lights.
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Re: Light switch fix The tail lights have their own "section" of the switch. Ensure you have good contact in this area or it is not cocked. Hope this helps.
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Re: Light switch fix Yblockhead; this diagram is great but h0w do you get the switch a part? Jack
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Re: Light switch fix Which switch do you have?
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Re: Light switch fix If you are talking about the switch on the end of the steering box, there is a wire bail that holds he switch on the box. Move that to the side, grab the round housing and twist and pull. the lower part (where the wires enter) should come loose. You will see the brass contacts in the round black plastic disc. Chances are the steering box has leaked and covered it with 600W Clean all the parts. In the diagram above, check for continuity in the tail light portion.
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Re: Light switch fix Y-Blockhead; Can you tell me where you found that schematic of the wiring for the light switch? Jack
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Re: Light switch fix This is the one I scanned. I have it hanging on my wall. I got it from Snyder's https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/wiring-diagrams-2930
As Slammin stated, your steering box may be leaking into the light switch. This new steering box end https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/s...sing-end-plate does a great job of stopping the oil from leaking (common problem). |
Re: Light switch fix Thanks for all of the help. Everything works fine now, just a oiley switch. Now its snyders turn to help with their oil tube to keep the oil out of the switch. Jack
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Re: Light switch fix I have never seen oil/600 lube cause an open or short. Sometimes just looking and moving things changes things.
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