Clip Source
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Clip Source
Anyone know of a replacement source for the clip that holds the heater control **** on the shaft. Mine has the hind legs broken off and the **** will not stay on. The clip will stay on the shaft while the **** is in my fingers.
Don't know why, but it isn't the issue in the summer time.
John
Don't know why, but it isn't the issue in the summer time.
John
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merc, Mine is all buggered up inside and the clip locking feet are broken off. Before I got it freed up it was very hard to turn.
I may have to use a different **** altogether.
Since this is the first church of the ol Ford truck, I came here to pray. lol
There are answers in this place. Folks help one another.
John
I may have to use a different **** altogether.
Since this is the first church of the ol Ford truck, I came here to pray. lol
There are answers in this place. Folks help one another.
John
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Originally Posted by jowilker
Anyone know of a replacement source for the clip that holds the heater control **** on the shaft. Mine has the hind legs broken off and the **** will not stay on. The clip will stay on the shaft while the **** is in my fingers.Don't know why, but it isn't the issue in the summer time.
John
John
since the ***** are identical.The clip only came with the ****, t'wasn't available separately.
C1TF-17513-A .. ****-Heater/Wiper Switch 1961/69 ALL trucks.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Nov 17, 2007 at 02:56 AM.
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Big thanks Bill, I will be going home on T-day and have some spares up there. I will be more careful taking it apart. I think yanking on it is what happened to the clip on there now. Someone had mentioned a set screw but this one doesn't have one. Do you know which year models did?
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Originally Posted by jowilker
Big thanks Bill, I will be going home on T-day and have some spares up there. I will be more careful taking it apart. I think yanking on it is what happened to the clip on there now. Someone had mentioned a set screw but this one doesn't have one. Do you know which year models did?
When you need something, just ask here, there are answers to be had.
John
When you need something, just ask here, there are answers to be had.
John
On some of the 1960 and earlier trucks, the heater **** was part of the cable assembly and can't be removed.
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John
86-96 use similar clips in both Triangluar & One Sided/flat-round type config's, on the various ***** of F-150 XLT style dash panels.
IOW, all shafts coming thru' the trim panel use a step/tension clip retainer set up. I believe they are still available at Henry's Parts Dept, although they are not listed as for 60's or70's models by FoMoCo's parts Literature.
You need to have a "friend" [read as connection] in a FoMoCo Parts Dept willing to take the time to help and/or work with you thru "trial & error" searching. or go to a salvage yard & start releasing & checking out the *****.
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86-96 use similar clips in both Triangluar & One Sided/flat-round type config's, on the various ***** of F-150 XLT style dash panels.
IOW, all shafts coming thru' the trim panel use a step/tension clip retainer set up. I believe they are still available at Henry's Parts Dept, although they are not listed as for 60's or70's models by FoMoCo's parts Literature.
You need to have a "friend" [read as connection] in a FoMoCo Parts Dept willing to take the time to help and/or work with you thru "trial & error" searching. or go to a salvage yard & start releasing & checking out the *****.
FBp
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Pete one of them fellows is going to hard to come by, so darn many of them are concerned about how many non gray hair they still have on the rock, they can't read past the current parts book page. lmao
John
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