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  1. Barrman

    3 Lever History

    Pins J and C go to the blinker system. I imagine that C which goes to wire #22 was the orginal brake light "out" to the rear. What was pin J for? It goes to wire A if you have the old relay blinker system and turns into wire 460/461 for the solid state systems. I guess I should have asked...
  2. Barrman

    3 Lever History

    This is a dual purpose question. It will help with my 1952 M35 work and I just want to know. What vehicles first used the 3 lever switch? Do they all have the power to the blinker circuit built in? I ask because my Gasser switch looks the same and has the same number of pins out the back as...
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