Door jamb/dome light switches

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Re: Door jamb/dome light switches

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Maybe the rares ones are a bit pricey to turn a light on , not much can go wrong with the original ones , it's just an earth point . I'd have some at home but not there for a few weeks.
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Re: Door jamb/dome light switches

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http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Holden-Court ... SwnQhXnR1z
compared to what I see people selling second hand parts for I didn't think that was too bad if they last the life of the car they go in.
Or do they not work after 6 months (the linked switch)?
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Re: Door jamb/dome light switches

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That's reasonable for sure but the round ends are more the period. Could always turn down some square ones and buff them up Harv.


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Re: Door jamb/dome light switches

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I like the round ones mainly because they will match the front. The front ones are in, and beautifully tight... don't fancy pulling them out again. They appear to be OEM.

They are very simple internally, and the zinc plating seems to stand up well to rust. Not likely to fail.

I'm hoping Cocko has some in his spare parts department once he gets home - I'm in no rush.

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Re: Door jamb/dome light switches

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I'll find you a pair and will look some to put in the panelvan . Still looking for a pair of panno brackets for the visor also if anyone reading this knows of some even so I can copy , I have a few sedan ones I can modify.
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With the visor are you looking for the brackets that attach the visor to the roof or the end brackets?
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Re: Door jamb/dome light switches

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The brackets that bolt to the roof are what I need ,they have a different shape to sedans/wagons , Utes are different shape also , the side coolaride style brackets are all the same though , I can only find one of these in my bits, but the main part is the roof brackets.
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Re: Door jamb/dome light switches

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Cocko750 wrote:I'll find you a pair and will look some to put in the panelvan.
Thanks mate - let me know how you go.

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Are you still chasing these? I found a NOS one in its bag But only one. Let me know and i'll get it to you.
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Re: Door jamb/dome light switches

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Thanks for the offer Theo - appreciated.

Cocko dug through his parts collection, and sent me some (thanks again mate). I should have closed out this Parts Wanted ad... apologies.

I wired Cocko's switches in to the rear door jambs, and they work beautifully. I must be over-proud of them... my son mentioned that every time I open the rear doors, I look up to see if the dome light is working :oops: .

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Re: Door jamb/dome light switches

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:thumbsup:
I look up to see if the dome light is working :oops:
I know the feeling. When I put sorted through the original loom and put it back into Old Timer that was the first thing I got working. :D I kept open and closing the door... :lol:
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