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WD AMP METER LIGHT SWITCH REMOVAL FROM MOUNTING O

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LARRY

03-06-2004 07:32:23




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TO STEVE IN N J HOW DO I GET MY LIGHT SW OUT OF THE HOUSING WITH OUT DAMAGING THE SWITCH I HAVE SOAKEDIT WITH KROL I WANT TO SEND THE LGT SW RESISTOR TO YOU FOR REPAIR




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Steve in N.J.

03-06-2004 13:08:09




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 Re: WD AMP METER LIGHT SWITCH REMOVAL FROM MOUNTI in reply to LARRY , 03-06-2004 07:32:23  
Hi Larry!
The best way I found how to take the OEM switch out of a WD dash panel is with a 3/8" "crows foot". If you don't know what a crows foot is, picture the end on an open end wrench with a square on the opposite end of the open end where a ratchet extension would snap into. The trick to breakin' loose those jam nuts is to get torque on the nut at an even level. The crows foot does just that. It enables you to get on that rusted nut evenly to get a little bit of a turn on it at a time. Some are real buggers to get off, but the Kroil is a good start!
If you can't get it off, if you want to, send the whole dash with the switch in it, I'll get it out without damaging anything for ya. I just did one for one of our other customers. Take yer' time & Good Luck! Drop us a line if you have troubles.
BTW- There's no charge on the switch removal! LOL!

Steve@B&B
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