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#4311 02/07/2004 10:17 PM
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I was reasearching the SM420 (4-spd). The website said that only 1967 came with a reverse light switch.
Q: How can I add this to my older tranny? Can I just change fork assemblies?


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#4312 02/07/2004 10:33 PM
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About halfway down this thread you'll find a link to the instruction sheet for installing the switch you're referring to (posted by GMC248).


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#4313 02/08/2004 2:41 PM
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Thanks Hedge. That should make a good fix. Since I live in the woods, (man is it dark at 5 am here!)backups are kinda needed. I was foolishly focused on the screw in version on the top fork assembly. I had no idea that this type existed. When I do the project, I'll post it to Tech tips for the others. Thanks again! cool


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