[Spits] lightswitch come apart?

[Jim Muller]

Yesterday I cleaned up a few 'lectrical gremlins on the GT6+.  I 
replaced a bunch of the bullet connectors, installed a new headlight 
rocker switch from Spitbits.

The front rocker panel on the switch seems to be upside down.  To get 
the terminals on the back arranged as the original and to get the 
correct "upside down" British behavior (throw down to turn on), the 
switch must be oriented such that the graphics are incorrect.  The 
"lights on" graphic must be on the top and the beams graphic shines 
out to the right instead of the left.  This is consistent with the 
premise that the rocker is upside down.  Have any of you tried to 
disassemble the switch?  If so, is there a secret magic maneuver or 
incantation?

I know, it isn't an earthshaking problem, but I'd hate to lose points 
in a Concourse because of such an originality violation.  Plus it 
bothers me.  All day I've been observing strange things like 
electrons flowing backwards, water flowing uphill, generators which 
continue to spin with no fan belt attached, turn signals which glow 
all by themselves.  Something is wrong in the world, and I'm hoping 
that it's just a mis-assembled lightswitch.

-- 
Jim Muller
jimmuller at rcn.com
'80 Spitfire, '70 GT6+