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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Maintenance => Topic started by: kiejo on March 16, 2009, 01:20:24 AM
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I need advice on the backup light switch for my '67 Camaro, 327 cid, M-21 trans, Hurst 4-speed linkage. The car I bought doesn't seem to have one. What does the original look like and where is it located? What does the factory harness plug look like? Are there equivalent after-market switches that would work? Photos or web site references would also be helpful.
Thanks,
Joe
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I need advice on the backup light switch for my '67 Camaro, 327 cid, M-21 trans, Hurst 4-speed linkage. The car I bought doesn't seem to have one. What does the original look like and where is it located? What does the factory harness plug look like? Are there equivalent after-market switches that would work? Photos or web site references would also be helpful.
Welcome Joe -
You need to buy a '67 Camaro Assembly Instruction Manual (AIM)... http://store.heartbeatcity.net/store/product/16697/Assembly-Manual%2C-1967/
This manual will answer your above questions.
Yes, there are reproduction backup lamp switches available... http://store.heartbeatcity.net/store/product/12744/Muncie-backup-switch-assembly/
Have fun!
Paul
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Joe -
I found a thread at Team Camaro with a couple of photos in it that will show you where the switch mounts on the transmission side cover...
http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=113887&highlight=backup+lamp+switch
Paul
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On a '68 the factory harness plug is hanging under the center of the dash. Look for a round black plug with 2 90-degree terminals inside. The wires will both be green. This is for a console car--a non-console car may be different. Hope this helps!
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Here is pic of a dirty one on my 67 Z.
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On a '68 the factory harness plug is hanging under the center of the dash. Look for a round black plug with 2 90-degree terminals inside. The wires will both be green. This is for a console car--a non-console car may be different. Hope this helps!
Not with a Muncie transmission! The connector that the backup lamp switch harness plugs into is on the firewall behind the left valve cover and below the wiper motor.
Paul