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Rob N VA

01-19-2004 07:34:05

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I need to ask an off topic question, because you guys here probably know the answer. I need a turn signal switch for my 76 Dodge D100 pick-up. Does anyone know where I can find such a thing? So far, I have had no luck anywhere. Are these trucks rare, because I almost always have trouble finding parts for it. Thanks again for your help!!---Rob

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Stick

01-20-2004 21:37:20

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

If it's a farm truck and not a collector's item, why not swap it out to a turnsignal/hazard flasher assembly from an old highway tractor from a junkyard. Most of them were a clamp on thing that clamped around the steering column. You can still buy them from Grote and the like. I have one in my shop, but it's going on my own old farm truck.....LOL!

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Chris Brown

01-20-2004 05:13:29

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

http://www.car-part.com/ for a used steering column with all the innerds

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buck

01-19-2004 15:23:43

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

Grey line auto parts on Hull Street in Richmond is good at stocking or getting it quick parts for older vehicles. Assuming they are still in busisness.

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Barry

01-19-2004 10:23:55

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

This site may help, they say they have d100 parts. Good luck
http://www.autoparts4dodge.com/salvage_auto_parts/d100_pickup-1976-electrical_parts-carparts.html

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loren

01-19-2004 10:13:07

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

if you need the whole assy. that could be tuff,however,if you just need repair kit,schucks,autozone,napa carry those

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Jerry

01-19-2004 10:11:05

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

Or try www.moparts.com hope this helps.
Jerry

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01-19-2004 10:00:01

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

You can do a web search and access Advance Auto Parts. We purchased an EGR valve from Advance for a 1974 Plymouth Trailduster. (Dodge Ramcharger with Plymouth name on it). We tried the parts supply houses locally and they were unable to help. We ordered the part and received it by mail. They even have a ignition switch set for a 1957 Ford car. They would sure be worth a try for your Dodge pick-up.

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Bruce (VA)

01-19-2004 08:19:27

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

Rob, does the truck have farm use tags? If so, I'm 100% sure you do not need a county decal, and 95% sure it does not need a state inspection sticker either. Of course, if in the 5% chance I'm wrong, and you get a ticket, telling them I said it was ok won't work! I'm sure the nearest VSP District Office or your county Sheriff can answer the question. What county are you in? Of course, if you want to get the turn signals repaired because it's safer to operate....I'm not being very helpful!

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hobo, Nc

01-19-2004 08:18:09

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

NAPA list a repair kit

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DonCO

01-19-2004 07:54:52

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Re: O.T. Old farm truck...again! in reply to Rob N VA, 01-19-2004 07:34:05

Rob, this place sure isn't nearby to you, but they seem to ALWAYS have turn signal repair kits in stock. Got one for my 67 F100 2 years ago & it still works like a champ. Can't find a website for them, though.

West 29th St. Auto
3200 W. 29th Street
Pueblo, CO 81003
719-543-4247

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