Re: 1946 Backup Light plunger switch
Posted by HH56 On 2014/8/8 21:17:58
Can't see the terminals on other switch but general shape looks good. The plunger looks a bit long. Not sure how the conventional body levers compare to the Clipper style so I would wonder if the button could be too wide -- enough to possibly straddle both levers. Perhaps the button can be cut off if it causes a problem.
Here are the Packard switches as used on Clipper style levers. The original 2 terminal courtesy of a photo taken by packard1949 and the later 4 terminal retrofit switch containing the R9 safety switch. Both are shown mounted -- although the 4 term is shown 180 out. Normally its terminals would be down for better clearance to the bracket.
The bare switch photo is from Max's site and shows a good view of the plunger.
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Here are the Packard switches as used on Clipper style levers. The original 2 terminal courtesy of a photo taken by packard1949 and the later 4 terminal retrofit switch containing the R9 safety switch. Both are shown mounted -- although the 4 term is shown 180 out. Normally its terminals would be down for better clearance to the bracket.
The bare switch photo is from Max's site and shows a good view of the plunger.
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