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bmw2002e3


ST MARY'S, ONT

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Has anyone run into one of these? During my full re-wire, I pulled the ignition switch. It's got this thick conduit on the part that goes over to the coil.

 

The wire is a little frayed and I'd like to replace it.

 

I can't see an obvious way to remove the conduit to replace this wire. Doesn't pull off or unscrew as far as I can tell. 


The little reading I did shows that this was an anti theft thing.

Considering the switch is original, I could get a new one, just in case, looks like the 1950 and up ones don't have this conduit, but I figured if I could just replace the wire, I'd at least save a little bit of $. ;)

 

 

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427CARL


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is this it?  

 

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-MOPAR-1949-58-IGNITION-SWITCH-MANUAL-TRANS-/380422182905?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item5892edd7f9

 

 

 

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-- Edited by 427CARL on Monday 5th of January 2015 06:02:44 PM

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bmw2002e3


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Yea. That's a later model one, and the later model ones don't have the stupid conduit, and I think I am just going to 'upgrade' :)

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I had similar switch/coil setup in my '38 but going to 12V system and not using that. I have also some extra 6V stuff, generators/starter/sealed beam headlights. Not sure if any of that is really usable. For free if you pick up...

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dodge38 wrote:

I had similar switch/coil setup in my '38 but going to 12V system and not using that. I have also some extra 6V stuff, generators/starter/sealed beam headlights. Not sure if any of that is really usable. For free if you pick up...

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bmw2002e3


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dodge38 wrote:

I had similar switch/coil setup in my '38 but going to 12V system and not using that. I have also some extra 6V stuff, generators/starter/sealed beam headlights. Not sure if any of that is really usable. For free if you pick up...

 

 

Totally useful for me! :) I'll be in touch.



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