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With no small amount of trepidation, I last night ventured into the mysterious realm of the trafficator. Armed with posts and articles apleanty, it turned out to be no really big deal to disassemble, with no particular worries about re-assembly. But, and here's the problem, there's a piece or two missing. Actually more than a couple, namely the horn blade switch held to the control head with three brass machine screws, one of the screws, and the correct horn button spring. So, where to acquire these missing links?
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Trafficator parts
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There really is a need for a "trafficator.com", wouldn't you say?
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