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Location: Vancouver, Washington | Does anyone know where or have a pic of the rear window defroster switch mounts on dash? I have a new setup but no directions on location to install the switch. I am thinking it is like ajacent to the clock set cable control. Your expertise is always appreciated. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest | Did you ever get an answer to this question? I have a set up that I may want to install as well. Still have to find the right switch though. |
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Location: Vancouver, Washington | Sure did not |
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Location: Pacific Northwest | There was a rear defogger a box with the car I just bought. Looks similar to one I pulled out of a 1965 300 back in the nineties. Do you have a switch for your system? What does it look like?
I'm waiting to hear back from Chrysler historical before I install it. Trying to put the car back to the way it came. Last owner installed a radio and a power antenna, yanked that out Wednesday. Bumper guard will have to stay, pretty cool option. At some point someone drilled holes in the bumper to mount it. so until I find a replacement it will stay. Remote mirror, though not original to the car, will have to stay as well.
I'll take a closer look under my dash to see if there are what look like "factory drilled" holes for a switch.
Edited by ABloch 2016-04-15 9:17 PM
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Location: Vancouver, Washington | I think I picked up an nos switch years ago. If I still have it its buried as I pretty much finished my 61 and started on my 68 barracuda. I will look for it this weekend. |
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1961 Dodge Dart Defroster
