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 Back up light switch
#1103738
08/14/17 06:43 PM
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Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 118
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While searching around for what was blowing my dash fuse I found that the back up light switch(?) wire had broken off and was rubbing on the drive shaft. It was just two bare wires and I can tell the switch is missing its wire connections. Any body have a part number and what is missing after being ground off by the driveshaft, will I have to make my own male connector? I tried to post a photo but would not up load. The broken switch is on the passenger side of the manual trans.
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Re: Back up light switch
[Re: graeaglecrawler]
#1103746
08/15/17 06:38 PM
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Joined: Feb 2000
Posts: 6,247
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Check the transmission housing close. There should be a grooved point that the connector would fasten to. I have found those types of speciality connectors at ACE Hardware and Home Depot.
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