
12-12-2024, 10:25 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Buffalo, NY USA,
NY
Cobra Make, Engine: Superformance
Posts: 4,548
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Originally Posted by jwshira
Thanks Rick, that’s a helpful reply. If failure to latch is a thing, and not just an adjustment issue, then yes, I guess I need a new one. Two questions: the cancelling lug has a threaded setscrew hole, but I have no setscrew. Should there be one, or is it held in position by the force of the spring? I don’t see a way to get an allen wrench on if I tried. Second, does the unit you sell look like the factory unit?
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Our unit looks just like the factory switch. The Allen screw usually requires you cut down the short end of an "L" shaped Allen to eliminate interference with the dash. I have one in the tool kit for my car so if I needed to service my switch on the road, I could access the Allen retaining screw. ADDED: I didn't read your post correctly; I was referring to the set screw that holds the unit to the column tube. The switches we have are sealed so I can't answer the internal issue question; my original switch was pitched some time ago.
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Last edited by Mark IV; 12-12-2024 at 10:46 AM..
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