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05-07-2016, 09:14 PM
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Bad plug or bad switch?
I am working on a '72 A body that has power door locks. The harness plug on the passenger door switch doesn't stay on the pins of the switch. Do I have a switch that's missing the 3rd longer retainer pin? The original switch has two pins that don't extend through the plug to allow a retainer clip. The harness plug has 3 holes, so that's what I suspect.
Or is the harness end at fault? Should it lock by friction of the two pins when pushed onto the switch? |
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05-10-2016, 11:31 PM
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Supposed to be 3 pins on the back for each switch.
They are spring clip sockets and usually don't have a problem retaining the switch pins in them. |
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