The front and rear brake light switch on the earlier models is riveted together and is not supposed to be repairable, but at $50 a pop and in short supply many can be resurrected. The rivets can be drilled out with a 7/32" drill bit and the rear cover removed. There are a few small parts inside, so work carefully and take pix and make notes. The rear cover can be re-fastened with #6-32 x 1/2" flathead screws in a ;light countersink in the bottom of the cover. The nuts, which take a 5/16" wrench size, will need to be narrowed across two flats to 7mm width to fit the switch body. Lightly snug the screws, and use a drop of Loctite to make sure they stay put. My switch was packed with decades of mud and clay but cleaned up nicely. The design and construction of that switch was impressive-- I'm respecting UJM design more and more.
--Bill
Hodaka brake light switch
Hodaka brake light switch
Keepin' the Shiny Side up
on a '72 Wombat 94
--Bill
on a '72 Wombat 94
--Bill
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Re: Hodaka brake light switch
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Re: Hodaka brake light switch
Caught. I've got them in the camera with an AMCA event at Barber's -- need to get them off and sorted.
--Bill
--Bill
Keepin' the Shiny Side up
on a '72 Wombat 94
--Bill
on a '72 Wombat 94
--Bill
Re: Hodaka brake light switch
Yes, pics! We NEED pics! LOL!!! ; D Victor
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