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I'm having problems removing the light switch in my 51 chevy truck. I've tried spinning knob, pulling, etc. Can anyone help me or show me a picture on how to remove this switch?

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There is a button on the switch that releases the shaft. Turn it all the way to the left, depress the button and pull. The button is located on the bottom side of the image shown on page 34 of Jim Carters catalog.
Link to page 34, JC.


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Thanks!
So this button is on backside of face of the dash on that bracket shown. Once released does the shaft come towards you with the knob?
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Yes, feel around and find the button in the middle more or less of the flat side of the switch mechanism. Push the button and pull the headlight switch like you are turning them on and it will come right out. Most of them come out easiest if they are turned all the way to the left (dome light position).


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Thank you sooooo much! It is so hard to see up in there and I've spent lots of time scratching my head over this. I'll dig into it later today.


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