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Will this fit?
- Thread starter sarge1572
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alpine_64
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Jeff,
long and the short of it.. you can make anything "fit".. but a SII bracket, arm and the trigger for canceling are quite different from the S3-V ones.
they are not a driect replacement.. nor would they be an easy replacement. If you are asking because of the one for sale on ebay.. might be worth informing the guy the S3 onwards stuff is quite different
long and the short of it.. you can make anything "fit".. but a SII bracket, arm and the trigger for canceling are quite different from the S3-V ones.
they are not a driect replacement.. nor would they be an easy replacement. If you are asking because of the one for sale on ebay.. might be worth informing the guy the S3 onwards stuff is quite different
Tom and Michael,
Thank you for the information. Yes Michael, it was in regards to the one on ebay!!
Mine is broken, and all but the attachment band and the wires is missing, no handle, no internals, nothing.
This car is 99% complete, but needs a complete rebuild. It is my first effort at an English car and I've always liked the shape and appearance of the Alpine. I think I'm fortunate because the rest of the car appears to be whole and everything but one driving lamp and the grill are present. One small hole in the trunk floor and a small rust hole behind the passenger seat.
Thank you again for the information. You can bet you'll see more questions from me as soon as I get some $$ and start taking it apart.
Jeff
Thank you for the information. Yes Michael, it was in regards to the one on ebay!!
Mine is broken, and all but the attachment band and the wires is missing, no handle, no internals, nothing.
This car is 99% complete, but needs a complete rebuild. It is my first effort at an English car and I've always liked the shape and appearance of the Alpine. I think I'm fortunate because the rest of the car appears to be whole and everything but one driving lamp and the grill are present. One small hole in the trunk floor and a small rust hole behind the passenger seat.
Thank you again for the information. You can bet you'll see more questions from me as soon as I get some $$ and start taking it apart.
Jeff
alpine_64
Donation Time
the rebuild kit is for the nylon switch part that holds the switch up and down.. its different on the early cars IIRC
socorob
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i have 2 assemblies, the rusted one works perfectly mechanically, and the no rusted one has that little cylinder with the wheel on top cracked, so it wont go right. And this rod that sticks toward the steering wheel is broken off, im guessing that was for the horn ring? Last night i had to take both into pieces and combine what i could just to get functional blinkers.