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Reverse switch attachment on gearbox - where did it go? 120-130

posted by  chakra on  Sat Nov 13 18:26 CST 2004
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You should be able to find a graphic of the top through some of the online sources. If not, I have a PDF file that shows a graphic. The only glitch is that if your cover came from a 1973 car it may have a different connection. As I understand it, a different switch was installed to include a seatbelt warning switch. I suggest you put a jack under the transmission, unbolt the crossmember under the transmission and lower it slightly--though not enough to put the fan into the radiator or crush something against the firewall--so you can really get a sense of what is where.






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