Thank you for your response as well as the response from others, the screw I
am refering to is directly across the center point from the screw that holds
the turn signal lever on to the switch, you mentioned that this screw has a
nut attached, I guess this is the nut which is missing, I'm sure this screw
is insered form the top and not from the wiring side.
Russell Seto wrote:
> Robert, I am currently refurbishing my control head, and took a video of
> it as I disassembled it, so I would know how to put it back together. I
> haven't reviewed the video, and I don't know it's quality. The ambient
> light was nil when I did it. Anyway, I can't, from your description,
> figure out which screw you are talking about. There are two screws that
> hold the horn button contacts in place that have nuts on their bottom
> ends, one of which connects to the horn wire. There is a flat head
> screw that holds the turn signal lever onto the switch. This screws
> into a threaded insert in the bakelite material of the switch. Directly
> below the lever, and on the other side of the center pivot of the switch
> is a screw whose head is on the wiring side of this assembly and on the
> horn contact side there is a nut. Now that I look at this again, it's
> quite possible I reinserted the screw up side down, and the head should
> be "up" with the nut on the wiring side of the assembly. My unit is
> still apart and I may have flipped the screw over when I put it back in
> to show where it went. Anyway, if this is the screw you are referring
> to, it does have a nut on it.......
>
> Russ
> TS43694LO
>
> Robert Dowdy wrote:
> >
> > Does anyone on the list have expanded view of the Control Head, I have
> > taken mine apart and in order to replace the wire harness, there is a
> > screw behind the horn push button opposite the signal switch which
> > doesn't seem to catch on and threads, have I possibly lost a small nut.
> > Thank for any help.
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