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75 cj: where to find turn signal switch and fuse block

Discussion in 'Intermediate CJ-5/6/7/8' started by John_pro2a, Mar 1, 2007.

  1. John_pro2a

    John_pro2a Member

    75 cj: where to find turn signal switch

    Any ideas where I can find a turn signal switch and the wiring for a 75 cj5?
    Current unit looks like this:
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    I've searched a few online parts sites and could only find the following unit for a 46-67
    http://www.4wd.com/productdetails.aspx?pid=947348
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    Will that unit work? If not where can I get one for a '75?

    Thanks
     
    Last edited: Mar 9, 2007
  2. panzer

    panzer Super Mod Staff Member

  3. Dana

    Dana Think Pink

    I bought a signal stat 900 from ebay for $20. Thats what was in my jeep before but do not know if that was original. It had the right harness plug though.
     
  4. Strider380

    Strider380 Can I have a zip tie?

    I grab the signal-stats anytime I see them at the junkyard. I have probably 4 of them. Most tractor trailers and old city trucks use them. Then you can get the wiring from the internet. I grabed a distribution box under the hood of a cop car. Its got alot of fuses and relays in it but definitly not a stock replacement.
     
  5. drexotic

    drexotic Happy now?!?!?

    There are a few choices here!
     
  6. matt koch

    matt koch Member

    napa has one for $35.00
     
  7. John_pro2a

    John_pro2a Member

    Just an fyi, I did find a OEM turn signal switch (spartan with the auto cancel) at http://www.walcks4wd.com/ for $75. They had generic switchs that would also have worked for $30.

    I still need a OEM or repro fuse block. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. If any one knows of a fuse block that is a easy replacement for stock, without needing to rewire the whole jeep, please let me know.
     
  8. karlvin08

    karlvin08 I R SMRT

    i used the turn signal switch here it is the same one as the 4wd hardware one for less money. there is also alot of other stuff on that site that one would be able to find at a good local auto parts (ie somewhere that doesnt have a 17 yearold kid behind the counter whos knowledge of cars pretty much ends at "i like red ones")