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wingsandwheels
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Found a decent replacement for the late TR6 (and Land Rover SIII) twist & push wiper/wash switch. The 'OEM' replacements currently out there are rather dear and questionable.
The new UK made replacement switch i installed in my LR lasted about 10 cycles, enough to get my inspection sticker though. Funny that my original TR6 switch is still going.
Did some research, found this: AM Equipment Wipe/Wash Switch
Installed one in the LR last night, works fine and the knob d/n look too modern though you could retro an original knob w/ little effort. Make sure you get the 'dynamic park' one.
Nice to have a quality ~$20 alternative to the fragile ~$100 ones.
w
The new UK made replacement switch i installed in my LR lasted about 10 cycles, enough to get my inspection sticker though. Funny that my original TR6 switch is still going.
Did some research, found this: AM Equipment Wipe/Wash Switch
Installed one in the LR last night, works fine and the knob d/n look too modern though you could retro an original knob w/ little effort. Make sure you get the 'dynamic park' one.
Nice to have a quality ~$20 alternative to the fragile ~$100 ones.
w