Re: IML: 1967 Crown Imperial Reverse Lights

["Edward Tiede" <e_tiede@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

    Is it possible that the plastic piece that fits in the rectangular hole 
in the steering column is still in place.  I had this problem 33 years ago 
when I got my 67 Imperial.  It seemed that the arm of the baukup light 
switch fit in this hole and I coundn't adjust the light without it


Ed Tiede/67 convert.

> From: CGeffken@xxxxxxx
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> Subject: Re: IML: 1967 Crown Imperial Reverse Lights
> Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2005 22:59:10 EDT
>
>
> Does the vacuum release of the emergency brake work?  Even though it  
> sounds
> like an unrelated question, at the bottom of the steering column there's  a
> little plastic device with a spring actuated arm and two purple wires 
> coming
> out of it that regulates the vacuum to the emergency brake release AND 
> turns on
> the reverse lights.  If everything at the transmission is OK, check this
> next.
>
> Carl
>
>
> I'm having some problems with my reverse lights.. basically  they don't 
> come
> on.  Any ideas on where to trouble shoot this from?   I have checked and
> replaced bulbs so far..
>
> Thanks..




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