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dpar

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  1. The first picture from the left shows a completed repaired hi- lo beam switch circuit board repair. The next 2 pictures show continuity on both of the hi- lo beam switch closed circuits. In the mail on the way I have a parts turn signal switch with broken hi- lo beam switch circuit board. In the near future I can detail my repair protocol if there is interest out in Datsunland.
  2. Thank you. I don't have a website. But I do have a switch with a repaired circuit board that I can shoot close up pix of and detail the repair process so folks at home can attempt the repair themselves. I wouldn't dream of trying to capitalize on something I am passing along for the fun of it. Stay tuned.
  3. NECROPOST ALERT!!!!!!!!! A broken hi- lo beam switch housing circuit board CAN be repaired so it will work correctly without the switch butterfly moving out of position between switch plunger detents. One just needs a steady hand and more importantly, a command of various epoxies and repairing compounds available retail to ascertain what is most apropos for your situation. Also, depending on the severity of the circuit board damage, the repair may necessitate making the circuit board unremovable from the housing. It's a Datsun. there is always a way...
  4. Have a nice day, people!
  5. That is because you do not completely disassemble your switches before restoration. You also have not unlocked the hidden performance upgrade in your turn signal switches due to certain modifications.
  6. It was nice to see truthful information about this issue from another experienced person to cut through the character assassination that passes for knowledge from some of the members of this page.

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