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Backup light switch pin (homemade)
OK... as many of you know, the backup light switch pin is no longer available from Pelican. When I performed my transmission rebuild a few years ago, I lost my pin and followed the directions provided in the link below.
This method worked like a charm until a few weeks ago when my backup switch kept shorting out my turn signal fuse. Anybody else have this issue? Perhaps I got the pin too long??? I believe I made it the extra 7mm as described.  Just curious if anybody found a solution. Thanks in advance. Reverse Light Switch Woes
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'82 SC 3.0L Targa, Chiffon/Brown “It all began when I was looking around but couldn’t find the car of my dreams anywhere. So I decided to build it myself.” - Ferry Porsche Last edited by SchnellSchweitz; 04-20-2014 at 09:06 AM.. |
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04-14-2014, 06:55 PM
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Just a quick update on my backup light switch. The old one is shown below. You can see the damage to the switch. The button surface (inside hole) is actually worn into a groove.
My hunch is the groove became too deep and the pin wouldn't actually push the button far enough to reach the contacts or the switch was damaged by a pin that was too long. New switch works great. I used an extra washer to give it a little extra space.  
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'82 SC 3.0L Targa, Chiffon/Brown “It all began when I was looking around but couldn’t find the car of my dreams anywhere. So I decided to build it myself.” - Ferry Porsche Last edited by SchnellSchweitz; 04-20-2014 at 09:07 AM.. |
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04-20-2014, 09:04 AM
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