HELP PART NEEDED
HELP PART NEEDED
Hi guys, My first mail from Catalunya. I have a SJ410 Santana. its failed the local MOT as the hazard indicator switch does not work. My local main Suzuki dealer cannot find a new one so I am stuffed!
Can anyone advise where to find a new switch. I am not sure its the same as UK Samuri, it square,fits in row of similar shaped switches. Please help if you can, Thanks BeeGee
Can anyone advise where to find a new switch. I am not sure its the same as UK Samuri, it square,fits in row of similar shaped switches. Please help if you can, Thanks BeeGee
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Re: HELP PART NEEDED
I personally dont have one myself, but i bet one of the other guys will be willing to send one out to you for an agreed price.
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Re: HELP PART NEEDED
Can you not go down to the local breakers and find a switch that will fit in some spare space somewhere on the dash? There's no requirement in the MOT that the switch be an original Suzuki part - just get a switch in the dash somewhere, and remove the old one (or at least, remove the wires going to it, then cut off the tab that sticks up).
If you do get a non-OEM one, I would remove the old one in case the MOT man decides that if it's fitted, it HAS to work. Some of them are like that, or so I'm told!
If you do get a non-OEM one, I would remove the old one in case the MOT man decides that if it's fitted, it HAS to work. Some of them are like that, or so I'm told!
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Re: HELP PART NEEDED
As they don't normally get much use, I think I'd try just pushing it in and out lots of times first, as it might just be dirty contacts.
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Re: HELP PART NEEDED
My hazard switch is a pain as it is close to the dials and have to lift it up with your nails
Go to the nearest scrap yard go in the first car you see rip out the hazard switch and fit it in ur dash and wire it up its only a 10 min job or buy a switch of eBay like this
Go to the nearest scrap yard go in the first car you see rip out the hazard switch and fit it in ur dash and wire it up its only a 10 min job or buy a switch of eBay like this
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Re: HELP PART NEEDED
Remember though you will have to buy the wiring plug that conects it and get to grips with a multimeter so find out what wire does as the majority of hazard switches have more then two wires on the back.
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Something's not quite right there Daz. Mine is no-where near as close the the dials as that.
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well I havnt had a good look yet as it still works alrightEdweird wrote:Something's not quite right there Daz. Mine is no-where near as close the the dials as that.
Suzuki Sj 410 Jap Built
Recaro Seats Fitted
Landini Blue Colour
Full rollcage and winch bumper
1.6 8v vitara lump with su carb
4” calmini lift kit
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Recaro Seats Fitted
Landini Blue Colour
Full rollcage and winch bumper
1.6 8v vitara lump with su carb
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Oh, aye. What I mean is I reckon either your dash unit or your steering column cowling and internals aren't in quite the right place.dazerede wrote:well I havnt had a good look yet as it still works alrightEdweird wrote:Something's not quite right there Daz. Mine is no-where near as close the the dials as that.
There's three ways of doing things:
The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.