<VV> High Beam switch

[Bryan Blackwell]

Since we all are going to run across parts we don't fix - for  
whatever reason - I have a separate trash can in the shop for  
"metal".  I can drop it off at a county facility for recycling, you  
may be able to take it somewhere similar in your area.

In answer to the original question, I've usually found that the  
problem is either the switch or the connector to the switch.  Putting  
some grease or petroleum jelly in the connector when you put it back  
together will help avoid future corrosion.

--Bryan (Fairfax Co., Va.)

On May 11, 2008, at 7:23 AM, George Jones wrote:

> 21st century world attitude: If it's dirty, toss it in the ocean,  
> stream,
> pile of dirt, etc. Destroy our fragile ecosystem. Don't worry about  
> about
> it, after all, none of us are going to do enough damage to destroy  
> the earth
> before we die! Besides that, the CEO of the company that makes the
> replacement needs anothe 10 million dollar pay raise next year!