dash nob left to right?
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dash *** left to right?
i know there was a thread where a guy asked the order of the dash **** from left to right but i cant seem to find it. im going bak together this weekend and i need to know. anybody know off the top of thier head? im a little mixed up cause i have twice as many **** as i need cause of my donor cab. lol too many cables. thanks.
ill be starting a thread soon with pics from my build up. right now im doing some frame repair up front on the front right core support mount. it will be my first time welding so it should be some interesting pics. lol.
ill be starting a thread soon with pics from my build up. right now im doing some frame repair up front on the front right core support mount. it will be my first time welding so it should be some interesting pics. lol.
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Ignition sw. On 1965 or early 66 w/leftover 65 cabs, the washer button is above the ignition switch.
Light sw.
Wiper sw(and washers on 66)
lighter
---steering column---
choke
bezel/light for emergency flashers
switch for emerg. flasher
htr fan switch...pull for defrost/rotate for off,fan spd 1 and fan speed 2
On 65-6 trucks with deluxe fresh air htr below the RH switch group there is a flat black plate/panel which retains the 'temp' and 'heat' cables used on this heater. This heater is most common on the CC trucks.
This applies specifically to the trucks with the sweep speedo cluster as some with metal dash bezel have hazard equipment on it...
- cs65
Ignition sw. On 1965 or early 66 w/leftover 65 cabs, the washer button is above the ignition switch.
Light sw.
Wiper sw(and washers on 66)
lighter
---steering column---
choke
bezel/light for emergency flashers
switch for emerg. flasher
htr fan switch...pull for defrost/rotate for off,fan spd 1 and fan speed 2
On 65-6 trucks with deluxe fresh air htr below the RH switch group there is a flat black plate/panel which retains the 'temp' and 'heat' cables used on this heater. This heater is most common on the CC trucks.
This applies specifically to the trucks with the sweep speedo cluster as some with metal dash bezel have hazard equipment on it...
- cs65
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