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#529598 04/18/2009 3:41 AM
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I am stripping the cab on my 53 3100 and one of the last holdouts is the light switch. I loosened the outer threaded portion you see on the dash behind the knob and the switch is now hanging free but how do you separate the knob from the switch to get it out of the dash?

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On the light switch under the dash you will find a spring loaded button, push it down and pull out the knob and shaft.Note: you may have to push the knob in a little.


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You must turn your headlights on to the full on position then push the springloaded pin in then your handle and shaft should come out.


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