Stupid question, but...
Le Mans Master
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From: Tracy California
Originally Posted by big_G
On the floor, to the left of the brake pedal under the carpet on early C-3's, then on the turn signal lever (pull) on later C-3's.
no really, I thought it was in the battery compartment behind the drivers seat.
Joking apart mate... It is the same lever you use for signalling right and left, just pull it towards you...
Melting Slicks
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From: Nashville TN
E_Tar wrote:
Hey E_Tar, Big_G was right, he wasnt messing with him. The early C3's really did have the headlight dim switch on the floor near the brake pedal. It was foot activated. I know my 72 is like that and I think the 74's are also.
HAHAHAHAHA !!!
no really, I thought it was in the battery compartment behind the drivers seat.
Joking apart mate... It is the same lever you use for signalling right and left, just pull it towards you...
no really, I thought it was in the battery compartment behind the drivers seat.
Joking apart mate... It is the same lever you use for signalling right and left, just pull it towards you...
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Melting Slicks
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From: Connecticut
Originally Posted by cjh1452000
That's kind of inconvenient. What an engineering nightmare! 
Maybe your too young to rember thats where they all were way back when.
With an automatic its even more convient... what more could you ask for
Safety Car
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Originally Posted by E_Tar
HAHAHAHAHA !!!
no really, I thought it was in the battery compartment behind the drivers seat.
Joking apart mate... It is the same lever you use for signalling right and left, just pull it towards you...
no really, I thought it was in the battery compartment behind the drivers seat.
Joking apart mate... It is the same lever you use for signalling right and left, just pull it towards you...
Racer
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Granbury TX
Originally Posted by cjh1452000
That's kind of inconvenient. What an engineering nightmare!
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Intermediate
Joined: May 2006
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Originally Posted by lucky76
Your either really young or never owned a car when growing up. I was just like you in reverse once upon a time. I couldn't find that dang dimmer switch in the floor, it was gone. Where did they put it. It was an engineering nightmare, some nitwit put it in the turn signal, what an inconvenience. couldn't resists.
