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How's this for a stoopid question: how do you get the darn thing apart to change the bulb? I removed it from the panel but can't get to the bulb.
1995 #398 45' SOLD
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Bulb pulls out the bottom - the bulb has a flat flange on it that butts up against the 'hood'. Check another one or two you'll find one that disassembles easier.
marc & shari popejoy
western Oklahoma
1987 Newell #135
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Thanks! Rare case of me actually being too gentle trying not to break stuff.
1995 #398 45' SOLD
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FYI.....I installed the LED's in the panel post lights without dimmers that stay on all the time and they are about half as bright but about 1/10 as hot as the incandescent bulbs.
1995 #398 45' SOLD
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Does anyone know what type of headlight light pull switch is on a 1989?
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1984 used a General Motors (Chevy) pick up light switch. Same with the tilt steering column. I think the 84 and 89s had a lot of similarities.
Guy & Sue Cobham
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
1984 Classic 40' #59
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(10-07-2017, 04:02 PM)Guy Wrote: 1984 used a General Motors (Chevy) pick up light switch. Same with the tilt steering column. I think the 84 and 89s had a lot of similarities.
Thanks Guy, for some reason I was thinking it was a Ford. My brother has an 84' so I'll go look at his to see if they're the same. Rick
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My 87 has the GM steering column & headlight switch. Ford A/C switch.
1987 classic #159
8V92 MUI , Allison 740
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(10-07-2017, 07:45 PM)kyleb Wrote: My 87 has the GM steering column & headlight switch. Ford A/C switch.
Thanks for the info Kyleb!
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1975 era Ford truck door handles and latch posts, Ford car back up lights used as " yard " lights. These guys must have had a lot of fun specifying original build parts.Just go to the new car dealers and look at what's on the showroom floor.
Guy & Sue Cobham
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
1984 Classic 40' #59