Door light switch
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Normal sources supply these, but sometimes they vary in length.
Just a polite reminder to obtain several of the red switch shaped gaskets at the same time, as these can be used to vary the actuating position of the swtich, to overcome any size differences.
Power to these is' Hot at all times ', so you don't need the ignition switch turned on, to make them work.
Good luck,
Phil.
Sometimes my Lotus makes me cry.
Just a polite reminder to obtain several of the red switch shaped gaskets at the same time, as these can be used to vary the actuating position of the swtich, to overcome any size differences.
Power to these is' Hot at all times ', so you don't need the ignition switch turned on, to make them work.
Good luck,
Phil.
Sometimes my Lotus makes me cry.
Philip.
UK '72 Sprint DHC
Sometimes my Lotus makes me cry.
UK '72 Sprint DHC
Sometimes my Lotus makes me cry.
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My door switches worked poorly until I lubricated the little buggers with CLP and lapped the contacts using valve grinding compound; the latter was to get a fully circular contact area (as opposed to a point contact). Makes it easier for the springs.
regards
Rick
'69 Elan S4 DHC
'57 T1 Speedster
'67 S800 Coupe
regards
Rick
'69 Elan S4 DHC
'57 T1 Speedster
'67 S800 Coupe
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