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I just read a thread on A Bodies than Dan's switch # is TS102. Same as SM102 (Shee Mar)? Both are supposed to be made in the US.

Made in USA Must be the Shee Mar Sm102 https://www.moparmall.com/MoPar-2496163-2631383-2822170-turn-signal-switch-p/738-001.htm Yep, yikes! NOS though. Turn Signal Switch# 2822170 / 2496163 / 2631383 - A - B - C - Body - 1964-66 - NOS - SHIPS FREE TO LOWER 48 - Blue Star Performance Looks...

The tag on my switch I took out was #2496163 The parts book above was from My Mopar and I would imagine the #2822170 was a superseded number. Those will give me something to search for any way.

I don't know why I didn't think of doing this before I installed mine. Plug it in and test the operation before installing it in the column. At least that way I can see if it's defective before installing it. If I plug it in and my brake lights are still wonky, back it goes.

Basic transportation. Never been a Datsun fan.

Speaking of Swingers, Yes please. Mine came up for sale and I had to pull the trigger. I didn't buy it for an investment but it is worth close to double what I paid 10 years ago. These and the Duster's and Demons have gone crazy lately.

More people would have tuned in to see what that was all about. LOL

Welcome to FBBO. Phone numbers, e mail addresses and personal information is mot allowed to be posted directly on the site for your internet security. Sellers can contact you through a personal message to exchange that info. I removed your phone number from the title.

Yikes! That price would be enough to scare you off. I wonder what the differences are in the 67 and newer switches?

Both of those look identical to the one I bought. If the seller posts OEM part numbers that throws a red flag for me unless the part has the part number on it like the original did.

The more we talk, the more I learn. Thanks fot the tips. I need to dig up part numbers and get on e bay every day.

I might end up with a Shee-Mar (sounds like a Chinese name) I was surprised there was a tech department you could talk to. I looked closely at the castle nut fit. The flats on the nuts on mine were in the right place so the base could sit flat. I did put the plate on and then the screws. I could...

Weld a nut to it if you can melt metal.

Well, I got my switch installed. (it was a OER brand) I still have brake light issues. Is it the switch, my installation, or a wiring or ground issue somewhere else? One side of the brake lights won't work at times. It's intermittent and seems to be related to using the turn signals. I also...

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It wasn't too hard to figure out. :thumbsup:

We always did that at the Nats only we would rent a single swap meet spot right next to the back gate. That get's you a swap space and 2 tickets for the weekend. Real handy for a place to park, put up the Easy Up, set up the chairs, coolers, and the grill. We would fix ourselves lunch every day...

Look at Greg there in the middle. He made the trip from California for the show.

Wrong kind of corn. :poke: :lol:

That's pretty slick for back in the day. No cell phones with calculators back then.