Hi All,
I am in the process of doing a refresh on random items for hopefully some great summer wheelin'. Anyway, years ago I used this switch( I think from an old International harvester or Jeep). It is or resembles a standard us-100. May be made by Pollack I can't remember but doesn't really matter. It is a 4 position(Acc-Off-On-Start) switch. I also took a stock Bronco Bezel and made it work so it looked okay, but I was never thrilled with the overall install just lived with it. Anyway, I have finally gotten around to removing it(destroyed my bezel in the process) and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of what to go back in with? I want to use a stock or stock looking bezel as well, but ideally just a threaded one versus the original style ones that you have to push/turn to release. I am attempting to make my dash where I can access all gauges etc.. by removing things from the front as opposed to trying to get in behind them for removal/repair. I am terrible at wiring, but after researching endlessly I usually end up figuring it out. On the back of the current switch I am currently using roughly 7-8 of the 11 spades. Have never had any issues as far as amperage, etc.. Any thoughts, ideas etc... would be greatly appreciated, thanks. Feel free to PM as well. Have a great week-end.
I am in the process of doing a refresh on random items for hopefully some great summer wheelin'. Anyway, years ago I used this switch( I think from an old International harvester or Jeep). It is or resembles a standard us-100. May be made by Pollack I can't remember but doesn't really matter. It is a 4 position(Acc-Off-On-Start) switch. I also took a stock Bronco Bezel and made it work so it looked okay, but I was never thrilled with the overall install just lived with it. Anyway, I have finally gotten around to removing it(destroyed my bezel in the process) and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of what to go back in with? I want to use a stock or stock looking bezel as well, but ideally just a threaded one versus the original style ones that you have to push/turn to release. I am attempting to make my dash where I can access all gauges etc.. by removing things from the front as opposed to trying to get in behind them for removal/repair. I am terrible at wiring, but after researching endlessly I usually end up figuring it out. On the back of the current switch I am currently using roughly 7-8 of the 11 spades. Have never had any issues as far as amperage, etc.. Any thoughts, ideas etc... would be greatly appreciated, thanks. Feel free to PM as well. Have a great week-end.
