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On my 71 TR6; the wiper switch that was installed in the car is different than the others. It has a silver bezel around it and the metal dash was trimmed evidently so it would fit. I notice that there was a bracket attached to the rear of the wood dash that was shared by both the wiper switch and the washer switch. This bracket has been cut in half also. I have a new wood dash and repainted the metal dash and was beginning to look at the steps to re-assemble the metal dash, wood dash and steering column back into the car. The switch was one of the first odd things I noticed during disassembly and that it was very loose in the old cracked and delaminating dash. In the new dash it has a low friction fit. I'm sure I could paint the silver bezel and increase the friction or use some type of non-hardening adhesive. Any comments are appreciated.
I've read from the various parts sellers that the Clear Hooters aren't available and the Lucas is the replacement but is just a friction fit the only way to fit the new switch in the dash after making more room on the metal dash?
Art
I've read from the various parts sellers that the Clear Hooters aren't available and the Lucas is the replacement but is just a friction fit the only way to fit the new switch in the dash after making more room on the metal dash?
Art
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