Posted by Mike CA on November 18, 2007 at 17:08:40 from (64.173.168.111):
I got a 4 position switch from a junk yard for cheap. I can feel all 4 clicks in there. But when I cut away the wires from the back, and cleaned up the residue from a hornets nest, I'm wondering if this will actually be usable. If you looked, the spiraled wire on the top left is broke. The twisted bundle on the bottom left is broken as well. A new fuse is no sweat, but all the rust has be concerned. Should I tackle this, or just break down and get a new one? If I do tackle it, where can I get replacements for the broken bits in the back?
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