Allan/Michael,
the kit should also come with a replacement hollow rivet. I tried making
a good unit out of 2 at one time and had a heck of a job getting it back
together with the old rivet. I know they are available and can find the
number for you if Rick doesn't have them but try him first.
good luck
Jeff
In message <000201bec102$f32d9a20$6aa4b2d1@allan-desktop>, Allan Connell
<alcon@earthlink.net> writes
>Michael,
>
>To my knowledge, Rick at Sunbeam Specialties still stocks the little "V"
>shaped plastic thingy you are looking for. Though not cheap, they are
>fairly indispensable.....most especially when you are plagued by the malady
>of the unwanted horn honk. It may get you in trouble if you are cruising
>around the Castro district in San Francisco.
>
>Regards,
>
>Allan
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-tigers@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-tigers@autox.team.net] On
>Behalf Of Michael McBeth
>Sent: Sunday, June 27, 1999 5:57 PM
>To: tigers@autox.team.net
>Subject: turn signal repair
>
>Help, my turn signal is driving me crazy! I have a lazy turn signal that
>signals left whenever I hit a bump. To compound my problem I had rigged the
>horn to the same switch and now it occasionally beeps when I am turning,
>too.
>My cool drive around the block is somewhat spoiled by my car
>indescriminately
>calling attention to itself by beeping at pedestrians (regardless of gender
>or
>attractiveness). I know that the problem is the little plastic thingamabob,
>and that there used to be a repair kit available, I just don't know who (if
>anyone) carries it. If no one does, do we know a workable replacement?
>I am afraid this might get me into a tiff, or an unwanted relationship, so
>advice is appreciated.
>
>Michael McBeth
>
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Jeff Howarth
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