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TR6 TR6 Hazard Switches
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TR3driver
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The hazard switch for a 69 is a simple DPDT switch, while the 72 switch is different electrically. That likely means the connector is different as well. And if I recall correctly, the later switch also needs a bigger hole in the dash.
If you don't care about originality, it might make sense to just look for a DPDT aftermarket switch. But I'm pretty sure you can make the later switch work, with enough effort.
If you don't care about originality, it might make sense to just look for a DPDT aftermarket switch. But I'm pretty sure you can make the later switch work, with enough effort.
trrdster2000
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Colin, Do you have the '69 switch? I can tell you how to fix it, if you still have it. The later switch has a different connector, is larger and will require some filing. You should just use spade connectors and a short bit of wire to make the plug in right, don't cut the wires, you may find one in the future.
Wayne
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