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While tracking down non functioning turn signals I discovered a broken turn signal wire inside the control head. I very carefully took it apart right up to where the black "bake light plastic needs to be separated from the circular metal disk with the 3" tube coming off it. When I tried to to separate these two the bakelght Shattered into piesces. I have another partial control head and it just might be possible to do do a repair. Does anyone know if there is a link to rebuilding the control head?
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TR2/3/3A The Control Head on the Steering Wheel
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I've not done anything with that on a TR3 yet but in preparation I've grabbed some documents about it.
https://www.tr-register.com.au/Files/technical.htm
Scroll down to "Disassembling the Control Head in the steering column".
I also saved the following jpg's but I can't find the original source.
https://www.tr-register.com.au/Files/technical.htm
Scroll down to "Disassembling the Control Head in the steering column".
I also saved the following jpg's but I can't find the original source.
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Thanks Tom and Herron. Excellent info on the control head.:eagerness: