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Arrived in days fitted to my 1979 MGB a lot cheaper than purchasing from the main parts suppliers. I would recommend replacing all the P clips (3) and fitting an inline fuse, to protect the circuit.
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The switch had to be very slightly modified to get it to fit in the gear knob of our Triumph Spitfire ,as the holes for the machine screws are very slightly narrower than the original and placed in slightly different positions .Having said that ,after modification ,it works as it should .
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it broke after 3/4 operations. exactly the same fault as the original.i purchased a small metal switch from my local parts shop for half the price and it worked perfectly.
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Good quality
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Well if it last as long as the original I shall be more than pleased
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