RE: Heater control ?

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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There are several tips about pushbutton switch repair and maintenance on 
http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/techstuff.html you can check out.

NAPA used to sell a Echllin brand replacement switch that can be made to 
work. The PN is on the tech tips page, I recall.

Another tip that may not yet appear on the tech tips page:  when you are 
planning to remove the vacuum lines from the back of a heater control 
switch -- DON'T! The aged, brittle plastic tips are guaranteed to break 
off.  :-(

Instead, label the lines as to where they go and cut the lines about 2 
to 3 inches from the switch. You'll have a switch with several inches of 
vacuum line attached to each of the tips on the switch. 

When you reinstall the switch, buy some new vacuum line that is slightly 
wider in diameter. Use that hose to make a connection where you slide 
the hose still attached to the switch in one side and the supply hose in 
the other. A tad of silicone sealer when doing the splice assures no 
leak. 

Gary H.  

Perry Fuerstenberg wrote:
<snip> 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.

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