courtesy light door switch question
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courtesy light door switch question
I am replacing the door switches for the courtesy lights in a 68 convert.
The switch has no electrical terminal on it. Are the "Switch Terminal" sold by Eckler's and others the correct connection to make contact on the door switch in the recessed area in the nylon end cap? RA
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Hi r,
The end of the wires should have very small barbed bayonet type clips on them that slip into the nylon base of the switch.
Vendors sell them, often in a set of five or six, that's likely what you're describing you've seen.
Regards,
Alan
The end of the wires should have very small barbed bayonet type clips on them that slip into the nylon base of the switch.
Vendors sell them, often in a set of five or six, that's likely what you're describing you've seen.
Regards,
Alan
Last edited by Alan 71; Sep 26, 2015 at 06:48 PM.
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I am replacing the door switches for the courtesy lights in a 68 convert.
The switch has no electrical terminal on it. Are the "Switch Terminal" sold by Eckler's and others the correct connection to make contact on the door switch in the recessed area in the nylon end cap? RA
If not... yes those terminals for sale will work just fine too.
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I am replacing the door switches for the courtesy lights in a 68 convert.
The switch has no electrical terminal on it. Are the "Switch Terminal" sold by Eckler's and others the correct connection to make contact on the door switch in the recessed area in the nylon end cap? RA
