Help me with a carburetor swap
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The proper way to remove the **** and shaft from the headlamp switch is as follows...
1: Pull the **** and turn the headlights full on.
2: Reach up and press the release button on the switch.
3: Pull the **** and shaft loose from the switch.
4: Gently push the **** and shaft back in to turn the headlamps off.
5: Remove the **** and shaft.
To install:
1: push the **** and shaft and lock it into position with a sharp pushing movement.
If you do it in any other way, it can put the release mechanisim into a bind and cause the problems you two are having.
A bit of white lithium grease on the end of the shaft, may help an older switch too.
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The proper way to remove the **** and shaft from the headlamp switch is as follows...
1: Pull the **** and turn the headlights full on.
2: Reach up and press the release button on the switch.
3: Pull the **** and shaft loose from the switch.
4: Gently push the **** and shaft back in to turn the headlamps off.
5: Remove the **** and shaft.
To install:
1: push the **** and shaft and lock it into position with a sharp pushing movement.
If you do it in any other way, it can put the release mechanisim into a bind and cause the problems you two are having.
A bit of white lithium grease on the end of the shaft, may help an older switch too.
1: Pull the **** and turn the headlights full on.
2: Reach up and press the release button on the switch.
3: Pull the **** and shaft loose from the switch.
4: Gently push the **** and shaft back in to turn the headlamps off.
5: Remove the **** and shaft.
To install:
1: push the **** and shaft and lock it into position with a sharp pushing movement.
If you do it in any other way, it can put the release mechanisim into a bind and cause the problems you two are having.
A bit of white lithium grease on the end of the shaft, may help an older switch too.
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