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Old 12-22-2020, 09:42 PM
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I ordered a new bezel, as the old one was beat up from people using pliers to remove/install it. I then installed the old bezel, but backwards. I adjusted it until it located the switch at the depth I wanted (and added some Loc-tite).

I then drilled a hole where the locating tab SHOULD be. A roll pin was then pressed into the hole. Installed, and it no longer freely rotates!

Note in the 3rd picture, the rollpin location lines up with the incorrect-depth locating tab on the switch.
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