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well folks need a little information will a 63-64 turn switch fit in a 65 column I have a 65 column in my 64 had to remove a Lincoln column it welded to the gear box shaft... ruined the gear box and also I put in a cv ifs and 65 column works good
but the problem the 65 switch is a lot different than the 64 switch the question is will a 64 switch fit and bolt in in place of the 65 switch??? I'm almost bald trying to figure the wiring (pulling out hair)
any help would help a lot the 64 switch wiring is still intake under the dash
thanks mike
well folks need a little information will a 63-64 turn switch fit in a 65 column I have a 65 column in my 64 had to remove a Lincoln column it welded to the gear box shaft... ruined the gear box and also I put in a cv ifs and 65 column works good
but the problem the 65 switch is a lot different than the 64 switch the question is will a 64 switch fit and bolt in in place of the 65 switch??? I'm almost bald trying to figure the wiring (pulling out hair)
any help would help a lot the 64 switch wiring is still intake under the dash
thanks mike
What are you working on? F100, F250 or? 2WD or 4WD? A/T or M/T?
I did a similar thing with mine. I have a 65 F250 4WD, and it has a custom power steering setup using donor parts from a 78 (installed by PO). The turn signal switch in the steering column hub was present but not connected to anything. The clamp-on turn signal lever was not working, either, so I figured that if I was gonna have to do wiring work, I'd get the switch in the hub working. I took the wiring diagrams for the 65 and 78 and cross-referenced them. Fortunately, the truck's wiring harness wasn't too hacked up and I could identify the wires and match them to the functionally equivalent wires in the TSS based on the wire colors from the wiring diagrams. After cross-matching the wires, and a few tweaks, everything works: horn, turn signals, hazards, and brake lights. The diagrams for "Exterior lighting, turn signals, and horns" are available at Fordification.
1964 wiring: 1964 Ford Truck Wiring Diagrams - FORDification.info - The '61-'66 Ford Pickup Resource
1965 wiring: 1965 Ford Truck Wiring Diagrams - FORDification.info - The '61-'66 Ford Pickup Resource
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What are you working on? F100, F250 or? 2WD or 4WD? A/T or M/T?
