Head lamp vacuum switch knob assembly pictures

PostPost by: oldelanman » Fri Apr 22, 2022 5:27 pm

That's good. Well done!
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PostPost by: billwill » Sat Apr 23, 2022 12:28 am

Surely when the knob is off, the spring should be pushing the pin in as far as it will go, so it shouldn't fall out.

I never had any problems with mine.
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PostPost by: oldelanman » Sat Apr 23, 2022 5:47 am

Surely when the knob is off, the spring should be pushing the pin in as far as it will go, so it shouldn't fall out.


Indeed .... once it's assembled correctly. However, Bob's issue was the pin falling out while trying to install it and the spring clip to the shaft, with the switch in situ in the dash.
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PostPost by: billwill » Sat Apr 23, 2022 12:15 pm

oldelanman wrote:
Surely when the knob is off, the spring should be pushing the pin in as far as it will go, so it shouldn't fall out.


Indeed .... once it's assembled correctly. However, Bob's issue was the pin falling out while trying to install it and the spring clip to the shaft, with the switch in situ in the dash.


Ah so...

I think I would use a dollop of thick grease on the pin in such circumstances. :shock:
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