Charles,
Without benefit of the part number you are looking at.... are you sure
that isn't the tool for removing the chrome bezel that retained the older
toggle switches?
Peter C
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At 09:46 AM 5/12/2000 , Charles D. Sorkin wrote:
>Since there has been some discussion on this topic recently, and I ended up
>destroying a rocker switch last year, I'd like to point out a discovery I
>made while looking at the specialized tools section in the Sprite/Midget
>factory manual reprint.
>
>One of the tools, at the end of the final section, is designated a panel
>switch remover. It is essentially a U-shaped device with slightly tapered
>ends. If you can get your hand around the back of the fascia, it looks like
>you could stick the tool around the surround of the switch, and then push it
>(towards you, if you're sitting in the drivers seat) and it will force the
>catch tabs together and loosen the switch.
>
>I don't suppose there is still a source for any of the factory made tools
>like this, or the Churchill items? This one is really simple looking, but
>it would need to be fabricated out of either metal or hard plastic, so not
>easy for the home mechanic to make.
>
>Regards,
>
>Charles
>'74 Midget
>'68 Sprite
>cdsorkin@ix.netcom.com
>Bloomfield, NJ
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