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10-18-2006, 11:01 AM
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GTO Hideaway Switch details..
I thought I'd post this for reference as I had it inside a different thread.
Here are 3 detailed pics of the hideaway switch in both open and closed position. The 1st pic is of assembled switch in closed position. 2nd pic: switch unassembled, closed. 3rd pic: switch unassembled, open. The rubber seal in the 2nd pic has a groove about 2 mm in depth to allow vaccuum to travel to nipples (hard to see in pic). Switch is in Closed position there (Seal is on left, covering nipples 2-3). In Pic 3 Switch is in Open position (Seal is on right, covering nipples 1-2). That rubber seal slides over 2 adjacent nipples (1-2 or 2-3) when you pull or push the switch so that the feed (2) sends vaccum to either 1 or 3, to open or close the hideaways, respectively. |
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#2
10-18-2006, 11:33 AM
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Good information.
Here's some additional data for those with hideaways.
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Larry Metzger Columbus, NJ 1968 GTO Verdoro Green Hardtop 1969 GTO Palladium Silver Hardtop 1969 Judge Carousel Red Hardtop X 2 Someday We'll Look Back On This And It Will All Seem Funny. From Rosilitia, Sung By Bruce Springsteen, CIRCA 1973 |
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05-09-2007, 08:12 PM
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Excellent!! Thank you for all the help.
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