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Door contact switches 700 1992

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posted by  Art Benstein on  Fri Jan 14 17:31 CST 2005
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I was hoping you'd tell me you did, as I find the trouble to be more often the boot than the switch, and I haven't yet taken the time to bother a dealer parts person over what seems like trivia.

The boots shrink and get stiff, so the things (at least on my 240s) work so much better without the boots -- for a while. Until they get water inside.

Newer 240 types have a hole in the boot that mates with a button on the end of the switch. I scarf them from 92+ in the yard when I see them. Can't offer any specifics on the 700 switch - maybe it is the same, I don't know.



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Art Benstein near Baltimore






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