Hi,
I checked in carpartsmanual and I found the single circuit door pin switch that activates the dome light
25360-N4400
That works for the passenger side door (and I added 2 for the rear doors).
But I can't find the part number for the 2 circuit switch for the drivers side that works the dome light and buzzer(?). I see some on ebay, but I think $87.99, plus shipping, for 2 $9 switches is price gouging just a bit. Anyone have the part number?
Thanks in advance!
J.T.
Looking for 2-circuit Door switch part number
Looking for 2-circuit Door switch part number
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Re: Looking for 2-circuit Door switch part number
The Parts Catalog shows the door switch, but doesn't differentiate between sides of the car.
25360-89901 SWITCH DOOR
The Parts Catalog I have is mostly for the early cars, perhaps the late cars got it?
25360-89901 SWITCH DOOR
The Parts Catalog I have is mostly for the early cars, perhaps the late cars got it?
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Re: Looking for 2-circuit Door switch part number
Ok, my cataloging shows 3 possible numbers of qty 2 each.
-06/1969 25360-89901 which changes to 25360-N4400 and has 2 wires
07/1969-12/1971 25360-89910 which changes to 25360-B6000 and has 2 wires
-01/1972 25360-89915 which is NLA and I have no idea how many wires it had.
There was a 3 wire 240 z switch too but it's NLA also. I suppose one could solder the extra wires needed on to a switch?
-06/1969 25360-89901 which changes to 25360-N4400 and has 2 wires
07/1969-12/1971 25360-89910 which changes to 25360-B6000 and has 2 wires
-01/1972 25360-89915 which is NLA and I have no idea how many wires it had.
There was a 3 wire 240 z switch too but it's NLA also. I suppose one could solder the extra wires needed on to a switch?