The turn signal switch button on my friend Danny's wife's 1980 V50 II broke. Wondering if anyone had one in their spare box of parts. In the parts manual the whole assembly is referred to as the horn control, part #3973 80 80. It has colored buttons as seen in the pictures below.
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Damsel in destress!
- Thread starter oldmanjob
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The switches from that era weren't great, but better than the ones on Ts and T-3s. It is a wonder it has lasted this long. I'd go with one of these http://www.mgcycle.com/product_info.php?products_id=183 Hopefully it comes with a color code chart that you can translate to the Guzzi color codes.
I have a green indicator switch button that you could have. These switches are easily rebuildable. Saves rewiring. Or just get a complete secondhand one off ebay/Craigs.....etc
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bluerobotz
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oldmanjob said:
Try Motomecca in the UK. I replaced both set of controls on my Monza because they self destructed. Much better all round with push to cancel indicators in the correct position etc. No need to rewire, they come with the correctly wired 12/ 4 pin plugs. Just take the old ones off & the new ones on - job done.
Dave