Is There Any Way To Repair Light Switch Massey 135

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Don.A NSW 07-07-2014 00:47:33 Report to Moderator	Hello Is in that location a trick in removing the knob of the light switch ??, eg held on by thread requiring allen keys ??at that place is a pigsty in the knob Or do you simply pry off ?? I am trying to get the wiring sorted and so I can have High & depression beam on headlights Any advice welcome Regards Don [Log in to Reply][No E-mail]
Masseynut(Australia) 07-07-2014 03:24:04 Report to Moderator	Re: MF 135 lite switch removal in respond to Don.A NSW, 07-07-2014 00:47:33 Hello Don, If you insert the smallest pin dial you have into the pigsty of the knob, and push the small pin located in the shaft slightly, you will experience information technology motion in. At present you can pry the knob off the shaft. Come across how you go, Evan. [Log in to Reply][No Email]

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