or in need of adjustment. the nuts on top allow for that. I circled one. you can test the switch by pushing where the arrow is with your finger. should click and change between high and low.
also does anyone have a link to the replacement behind the hvac panel? my searches are being overwhelmed with the resistor pack ones and my brain is sick of looking.
just like the headlights, the hvac wiring leaves much to be desired. melted connectors abound. has anyone invented a fix yet to take the load off the factory stuff? or are we still just stuck with stock replacement and finger crossing?
not that I've ever seen that were "for a Comanche". I'd imagine there are more generic tanks out there that might work. but even then I have my doubts. it's probably going to need to be a custom box. unless you want to do a fuel cell in the bed.
or you can do what I do and carry 10 gallons in these stylish army cans
pulling the turn signal lever towards you push/pulls that rod which then activates the switch. on my 88 I needed to adjust the switch location because the rod had fallen off the switch.
when you pull towards you on the turn signal switch, it pushes on a metal rod that runs down the column a few inches to the actual hi-beam/lo-beam switch. does the metal rod move?