The headlamp switch on my Californian has broken. It's a rocker type switch (which I hate) and I bought a replacement from Mini Spares and a loom adaptor (spade connectors on mine pole connector on the new one) however new switch is too short and falls through the opening! Any ideas where i can buy the correct one?
Don Simmons
Light Switch
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Re: Light Switch
I think, but I’m not certain, that they are the same as the ones used in the 1100/1300 range. Try a Google search for 1100 light switch. P.S. it’ll be the later models
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Re: Light Switch
What year is it? The mid '70s to early '80s Australian ones are available in a green Lucas box (which probably means they are rubbish) but the same switches were used in Minis here in Australia (and I assume UK) and if you can source one scondhand they can usually be disassembled and cleaned inside.
Here's a Google search that turns a few of them up.
https://www.google.com/search?q=13H6342 ... s-wiz-serp
Tim
Here's a Google search that turns a few of them up.
https://www.google.com/search?q=13H6342 ... s-wiz-serp
Tim
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Re: Light Switch
Thanks Nigel
will give it a go
Don
will give it a go
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Re: Light Switch
thanks Tim
the ones sold by Mini suppliers are too small. Found one from a guy who breaks minis but a fraction too small he thought mine could be from a maxi and Nigel suggests 1100/1300 ! It's no wonder British Leyland couldn't make a profit when they can't even standardize light switches! I might have to fit a blanking plate and fit a toggle switch!
the ones sold by Mini suppliers are too small. Found one from a guy who breaks minis but a fraction too small he thought mine could be from a maxi and Nigel suggests 1100/1300 ! It's no wonder British Leyland couldn't make a profit when they can't even standardize light switches! I might have to fit a blanking plate and fit a toggle switch!