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Old 02-25-2008, 07:53 AM   #1
kevinr1970
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Fuel tank switch '86 vs. '87

I recently bought a fuel tank switch to use on my '86 truck. It turns out the switch I bought is for '87 and newer.

On the switch one of the four "poles" has a "bump".
The only difference I can see is that the "bump" is on a different "pole" on the two switches.

My question is, if I can remove the bump on the newer switch will it work on the older truck?
I have to assume there is something different about the switches or why would they make them different?
But if one will work in place of the other I will just figure out a way to remove the bump.
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