Re: Heater control ?

[Thomas R Hansen <trandco1@xxxxxxxx>]

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> Hello All,
>                I have a problem, while removing vacuum lines from 
> back of heater control switch I broke connections off switch. Does 
> anyone repo this switch ? Or is there a good way to fix this ? All 
> the  switches I've come a cross are broke this same way.  Thanks, 
> Perry  1965 Satellite 2 Dr. Hdtp.

    Man! I hate it when that happens!
 I have super glued the nipples back to the switch before. The rubber
block should have kept the nipples in order for you, so they can fit back
in place correctly. After you super glue the nipples back on, you can use
epoxy glue to reinforce the area at the base, where the nipples connect.
Super glue may not be the best on plastic, but I have used it before.
Squirt Windex on the rubber block, when you reassemble, acts as a
lubricant, and dries without a residue.
 If your Satellite has A/C, be real careful of the blower switch too! It
has the same fragile nipples on it.
 Tom in Dallas

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