Doppleganger
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Found one. Thx.
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Tank Selector Switch Dash Side Connector
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The dash connectors are the same. The only difference is the 87 switches have a nub on one of the prongs so they can’t be plugged into an 85ish harness, but you can grind that nub off with a grinder and they work the same.
Doppleganger
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Now to find one......
They dont make a replacement pigtail.
THX
They dont make a replacement pigtail.
THX
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I just used female spade connections on the back side of the ’87 switch. I much rather would have used a pig tail with the appropriate harness plug if I could have found one.
One thing to note is the switch didn’t fit in the hole for my 1980, I hade to grind the hole in the dash larger to get it in. It also doesn’t match the contour of the older dash perfectly but isn’t terribly noticeable.
One thing to note is the switch didn’t fit in the hole for my 1980, I hade to grind the hole in the dash larger to get it in. It also doesn’t match the contour of the older dash perfectly but isn’t terribly noticeable.
