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Artiefazule

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    Attilio Sala
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    Bus mechanic

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  1. Artiefazule
    Gentleman thank you for the insight,I will try the crude method first since the new switch in already installed.i wish it came with instructions, now I know why there was a blue plastic pin inside the switch.i should have never removed it.thanks again.ill repost if I'm successful.
  2. Artiefazule
    How is the switch adjusted?thank you.
  3. Artiefazule
    I did not adjust the switch,not sure how that's done,reverse lights do go off in second and first gear though.
  4. Artiefazule
    It is column mounted thank you. It is mounted on the steering column ,thank you.
  5. Artiefazule
    I have to add they are staying on while driving, thank you.
  6. Artiefazule
    I just replaced a faulty neutral safety switch on a 1972 monte carlo, my reverse lights are staying on,any ideas as to why?thank you.
  7. Artiefazule
    Thank you 420ponies.i will first try a rear tire from my 71 grand prix as a test.its a 15x8 rim with 4.5 back spacing with a 275/60/15 tire.ill see what happens. Hopefully I won't have to modify or cut any mouldings. If it rubs I'll take your suggestion. Thanks for the warm welcome.long live Monte Carlo nation!
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    Thank you MC1of80! I dont remember us talking face to face.are you Mr.Ferrante?your car looks familiar.
  9. Artiefazule
    Hello everyone I hope all are trying to keep safe.i have a tire question. I'm running 15×8 rims with a 4.5 inch backpacking.can I put a 275/60/15 tire on that rim without any rubbing issues?the car does have the wheelwell moulding.thanks.
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