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#888239 10/09/2012 5:27 PM
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is this worth $120 need to know so i can scoop it up if this is afair price.

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I paid a lot less or one on eBay

Oriely auto has a rotary switch under dash . 3 position with light.


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That original switch seems a little high in price, but it is NOS.

If you buy an aftermarket switch, there are 6v and 12v switches.

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bought the switch for 100 saw several nos from 79 to 120 . hope i didnt do to bad.now that i jumped in with both feet without looking when i change my heater motor to a 12 volt motor will i have to do anything to the switch or can i do this.

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Wait to hear from someone else, but my 6v switch got real hot when I went to 12v for a while. I used a heavy 12v to 6v converter and it also got hot, but it had an insulator base.

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I want to clarify information in previous posts in this thread about the aftermarket switches. The O'Reilly link above points to a S186. The image on the O'Reilly page for the S186 is wrong (as of my post date). That is the image of a S184. They are both 12V, but the S186 is only rated at 2 amps, while the S184 is 10 amps. The physical look of the S186 is actually identical to the S183 which is a 6v switch (teardrop knob vs. the round knob on the S184). These are Borg Wagner (BWD) switches and you can view the correct picture and specs at http://www.bwdbrand.com/Online%20%20Catalogs-eCatalog/Content.aspx
O'Reilly does carry all 3 of these switches and are a bit cheaper than the usual classic parts houses. Hope this saves somebody the extra trip I had to make.


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