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What switch is this? It's is loose under the dash, still connected, on my 1962 Olds Cutlass F85 convert. The lever on bottom moves but is spring loaded and returns to starting point.
Found it - it's the backup light switch, was attached to the steering column under the dash (manual 3-spd)! Thanks, though. Just have to hook it up again (and good luck there, I think)
Thanks much. I located the hole in the column in front of the backup tang that hits the switch, and a screw goes into to hold the backup light switch to the column, but I cannot find a screw that fits the hole. Would you happen to know if it's a threaded screw or a self-tapping screw (it's thin metal on the column, so maybe a sheet metal screw?) thanks much.
Found the screw that holds the backup light switch to the steering column under the dash. It's like a self tapping screw (not a machine screw thread)
[img alt="Screw that holds the backup light switch to the steering column, '62 F85, under the dash. Shop manual says switch is attached to the dash frame, but it's attached directly to the steering column (at least in a manual 3 spd)
"]https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/classicoldsmobile.com-vbulletin/248x259/62_reverse_screw_077555f6454fe6562fb261a082864f60e 348e594.jpg[/img] Screw that holds the backup light switch to the steering column, '62 F85, under the dash. Shop manual says switch is attached to the dash frame, but it's attached directly to the steering column (at least in a manual 3 spd)
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