Head Light Switch Retainer???
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Head Light Switch Retainer???
All im looking for is the little black piece that holds the switch inthe dash, either that or a whole new switch, but evenifyoubuy it from advanced you need the black piece if anyone has this let me know
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Re: Head Light Switch Retainer???
$15 shipped
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Re: Head Light Switch Retainer???
I have the Camaro Headlight Switch plastic retainer! They run $5.00 plus shipping and handling. If you have any questions or other needs we can be reached at (818) 700-7970.
Thank you,
Thomas R. ***
(818) 700-7970
www.houseofcamaro.com
Thank you,
Thomas R. ***
(818) 700-7970
www.houseofcamaro.com
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Re: Head Light Switch Retainer???
I broke mine off too. Unless you care about it being 100% original (and its not like you can see it anyway) just get a 1/2 threaded brass fitting, put a washer on it and it will work just like the plastic nut (except it wont break!) I did have to run a next bigger drill bit down it to open it up so the rod could pass through...but that took 30sec and total cost of it was less than $1.
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Re: Head Light Switch Retainer???
Hey man thanks again, I went and got it yesterday though its a 1/8" fitting not 1/2". But no big deal just one more trip to the Hardware store. Thanks again now they are back where
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