66-67 Dodge Charger Source Guide
Turn Signal Switch
| Posted by Bob Christiano on 09/23/09 and updated 08/07/10 1966 & 1967 Turn Signal Switches: http://www.megapartsusa.com/search.asp?pg=1&stext=signal+switch&sprice=&stype=&scat= Mega Parts 201 Roosevelt St. P.O. Box 249 Coon Valley, WI 54623 PH: (608) 452-2045 FX: (608) 452-2046 http://www.herbsparts.com/products.asp?cat=176 Herb's Parts 3 Chase Lane Middletown, DE 19709 PH: (302) 376-8508 FX: (302) 376-8602 |
Posted by David Walker on 04/14/06 The picture above shows
a Layson switch in a '66 column (it's not a '66 as they advertise, it's
a '67 switch) set in place with a
little grinding to make it fit. |
| Posted by Ed
Howell on 07/04/03
I just completed installing a 67 switch (part #2947801) from
your Dodge Dealer, in my 66. My old switch was toast had to be
replaced. It did not turn out to be that hard a fit. A little work on the 67 cam plate with a die grinder to get it to move far enough for the left side to turn on, and clipping a couple of pieces of the bottom was all that it took. At the same time I had one of the bails for the steering coupler seal that I bought a few years back and was told would not work on the 66 coupler. I found this to be false as it fits like a glove. If you need a switch in your 66 don't be afraid to try it it's not that bad. |
| Posted by Jon on 07/31/09
I called a dealership and found the part #2947801, which is a
TSS for '67-'69 B-bodies has been discontinued. |
| Posted by Jon (pursuitspecial) on 02/18/11 I found the original style terminals that go at many of the connectors on the car such as the turn signal switch and the headlight harness connector. The terminal is called a "Twin Lock" terminal. It has no gender, since it mates with itself. Twinlock terminals have 2 locking tangs that must be depressed before you can pull the terminal out of the connector. Another tool that has been recommended to use to push down the tangs is a small jewellers flathead screwdriver that is about .050" or smaller. Once the tangs are pressed down, the terminal should come out freely. You must also lift the tangs back up before you plug the terminal into the new bulkhead, so that they look like the picture in the post. The best price I have found in bulk is at Mouser: www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Delphi-Connection-Systems This site may have the same thing for a better price if you only need 10. Part 1122H: www.wiringproducts.com The original part numbers for the terminals are: 02973915 18-20 Gage 02973916 14-16 Gage (not available) 02973917 12 Gage (not available) For crimping purposes you can go out and buy the correct $100 tool, but a simple pair of pliers and some solder works just as well. 
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| Posted by indydoc on 07/31/09 I have available the original NOS Terminals for the Trun Signal Switches. They are 1.28 each and require 7 to do the switch. I also have available the Black Male Connectors and the Clear Female Connectors. They are 12.30 each. These Connectors and Terminals are the same connectors and Terminals that are used to join the Headlamp Wiring Harness to the Engine Harness by the battery. Interested buyers may contact me at my email: [email protected]  
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