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Mountain Pass
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Not exactly, the horn brush is a part of the turn signal switch, and has to be replaced with the entire turn signal switch.
So if his horn brush is bad, he has to replace the entire D3TZ-13341-A (manual) or D3TZ-13341-B (Auto) turn signal switch.
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So if his horn brush is bad, he has to replace the entire D3TZ-13341-A (manual) or D3TZ-13341-B (Auto) turn signal switch.
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Don't know if it'll work, but first thing comes to my mind is getting a brush
from my collection and modifying it so it'll fit and work. A new brush from
Ace Hardware is a second choice and might still need modifying tho.
I'm a pack-rat and I squeak when I walk. :/
Alvin in AZ
from my collection and modifying it so it'll fit and work. A new brush from
Ace Hardware is a second choice and might still need modifying tho.
I'm a pack-rat and I squeak when I walk. :/
Alvin in AZ
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For a 1976 F100, there are three turn signal switches, not two.
D3TZ13341A .. M/T 1973/77
D3TZ13341B .. A/T 1973/77
D5TZ13341B .. Use with Cruise Control 1975/77.
Prior to 1971: The steering wheel has a hole where the separate horn brush and plastic insulator (C2OZ13A821A-sold as a kit) fits into.
The brush is about 1" long, and is composed of a copper tube connected to its base by a thin wire and a coil spring, similar to what a ball point pen uses.
Tuned
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Thanks for the information on the additional turn signal switch for cruise, Bill, forgot that one.
Yes it sucks having to replace the turn signal switch for a horn brush, but you do.
However, we still don't know if this is his problem yet. It's only a potential or possible cause for the problem at the moment.
Yes it sucks having to replace the turn signal switch for a horn brush, but you do.
However, we still don't know if this is his problem yet. It's only a potential or possible cause for the problem at the moment.
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Very true, and that would require replacing the steering wheel.
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