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Radio antenna - antenna switch 850 1994

posted by  cgrammer on  Thu Mar 10 18:17 CST 2005
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Does the 940 switch really look like the 850 trim style? The 850 is quite different than the 740. The 740 was a rectangular rocker with the Y symbol on a flat above the switch. (There were also two styles - one with sharp edges and one with "softer" edges). The 850 is much more "sculpted."

(I just remembered that I sold an antenna switch on ebay a couple of years ago, that I picked up for $10 at the parts yard. If I had only known ... but it was from a 240 or early 740, and the wiring was almost certainly different.)
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Charles Grammer - '93 245 (138K), '96 850 (166K)






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