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I don=E2=80=99t want to steer you wrong, as all of my experience is with =
steel dash cars, but I would suspect that the socket assembly is a press =
fit into a circular hole in a bracket behind the dash. It is similar to =
how the bulb sockets snap into the back of the tach or speedo housing. =
So it may have corrosion holding it in place, but it should come loose =
after rocking it to break the adhesion. Then, when the socket is =
dangling by its wires, you can easily change the bulb (ha ha, that is, =
if you find laying on your back in the footwell =E2=80=9Ceasy=E2=80=9D).
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> On Jan 21, 2020, at 9:28 AM, Michael MacLean via Mgs =
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> Can someone tell me how the turn signal indicator comes apart behind =
the dash of my 69? I need to change a bulb. I tried pulling it apart, =
but it won't budge maybe because it has been together for 50 years. =
Where does it come apart to expose the bulb? What size/type bulb is in =
there?
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class=3D"">I don=E2=80=99t want to steer you wrong, as all of my =
experience is with steel dash cars, but I would suspect that the socket =
assembly is a press fit into a circular hole in a bracket behind the =
dash. It is similar to how the bulb sockets snap into the back of the =
tach or speedo housing. So it may have corrosion holding it in place, =
but it should come loose after rocking it to break the adhesion. Then, =
when the socket is dangling by its wires, you can easily change the bulb =
(ha ha, that is, if you find laying on your back in the footwell =
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someone tell me how the turn signal indicator comes apart behind the =
dash of my 69? I need to change a bulb. I tried pulling it =
apart, but it won't budge maybe because it has been together for 50 =
years. Where does it come apart to expose the bulb? What =
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