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PostPosted: Sun Aug 21, 2005 6:42 pm 
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The wiper switch has broken on my red '78 mini , how much does a new switch cost ?, who sells them?,or should I look for a second hand one, also I'd like to get another headlight switch while I'm at it, thanks Tony


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PostPosted: Sun Aug 21, 2005 7:29 pm 
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i got a couple 10 bucks each
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New ones are stupid $$$ :x

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Hi Makka sounds good , I'll pm you, thanks Tony :D


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pm responded to and sorted
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poeee wrote:
New ones are stupid $$$ :x

Dearer... but new last longer if you can get them. When they get old and brittle they do a fair imitation of a hand grenade...!

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 8:25 pm 
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Yes I know dr Mini, last week just before I arrived at work I noticed smoke coming from under my dash, I work at a servo and we had the electrician look at it the headlight swich had shorted? out , and he told me the wiper switch was on the way as well, Makka has helped me out with a wiper switch , but I still need a headlight switch, can anybody else help me out? or should I just pay the $ and get a new one? Tony


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Headlight ones go more often.
new from karcraft they are $36. Not too bad- you wouldn't believe what switches for modern cars are worth!!

Put a headlamp relay in, and the switch will be carrying heaps less current.

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 8:46 pm 
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Thanks for the advice dr mini, Tony :D


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drmini in aust wrote:
Headlight ones go more often.
new from karcraft they are $36.


not a bad price at all.

A 'power mode' switch in my Mitsushitty, very similar to the headlight switch in a clubby, was $200! :shock: I never bought it, just put up with it not working.


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I had a lousy `80 Celica Liftback a while ago. Toyota wanted $72 for a plug-in headlamp relay! And nooooooo, of course it wasn't in stock. Typical Toyota.. :lol: Oh what a feel---ing..... :x
Pick 'n Payless had S/H ones by the pocketful. 8)

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thats lucky for you Kev! Try finding a 95 auto lancer wagon in ANY wreckers! :x


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^ :lol: ^

My PO gave me a box full of old (looks like they are) working switches 8)

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68Delux wrote:
^ :lol: ^

My PO gave me a box full of old (looks like they are) working switches 8)

Roundnose switches don't often wear out. If they get sticky, spray in front with some CRC.

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