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Thread: '65 Turn Signal Restoration Help - Where does the Ball Bearing GO?

  1. 07-10-2024, 10:28 AM #1
    danwiniger
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    '65 Turn Signal Restoration Help - Where does the Ball Bearing GO?

    I had my Turn Signal Stocks Rechromed. I was able to get one side back together. The Turn Signal has a Ball Bearing that I have no Idea where it came out of????? I have an extra set of Turn Signals, and I cannot see where it would go... I thought it might go between that piece and some contact rails, but it pops right out when operating the switch.

    (I am fabricating the small Aluminum fasteners I destroyed when disassembling. I am making them out of 4mm Aluminum Rod. I have enough Rod to make about 200 pieces now....If anyone needs these?).

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  2. 07-10-2024, 10:45 AM #2
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    I'm thinking it goes in that box, at the bottom of the switch in the 2nd Picture...damn, I'll have to take that stock back out......it was a pain getting all thoses parts to line up.
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  3. 07-10-2024, 04:47 PM #3
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    Yes, it goes in there….theres a spring that pushes it against the notches in the cam….

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