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Old 06-06-2004, 11:04 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question HELP! O/D Switch Relocation

ok i searched to no luck, i know how to relocate the switch and everything, but where do i get the parts for it - like the toggle switch and the panel that goes under the igntion by the steering wheel? and...what kind of speaker wire are we talking about?

anyone help, please?
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the switch is easy, radio shack has them.

if you'll notice the O/D wires are really really thin, and it's not like they're not hot wires. radio shack should have them as well, just ask the sales people.
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what would you ask them?

"i need an overdrive switch and overdrive wires?"
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thnx for the help. radioshack eh. hm...
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hm. how to explain this..

there's a few different types of switches as well, you dont want to get the wrong one.

ok, how's this.. this is the switch i got at radio shack and it works:


the ones that dont work are the ones where you have to hold down to activate or deactivate.

about the wires.. speaker wire usually 2 wires side by side. red and black most of the time, just mesh one O/D wire and red together and seal it with the heavy tape. do the same for the other, and connect the other ends to the switch.
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um...where is the switch?
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um...where is the switch?
to the right of the lower cig. lighter
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better yet you can just always have OD on... why would you want to turn it off? just gun your gas and there's the return of the 3rd gear :-P
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why not buy levoc or razo w/ od?
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those knobs are too tall for my taste :P
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you can always cut the shaft.. i did that for my razo and it looks ok..
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