identification of switch. anyone know what this is? (1 Viewer)

[Matthew Deweese]

 

[thebigredrocker]

Seen pictures of red colored Hazard knobs on older cruisers. Also see an H on your knob. Must be a hazard switch. Does it have a "teq"
stamp?

 

[Matthew Deweese]

Seen pictures of red colored Hazard knobs on older cruisers. Also see an H on your knob. Must be a hazard switch. Does it have a "teq"
stamp

does not have the teq
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[REZARF]

Helicopter mode.



It was a rare feature.

 

[middlecalf]

What’s it from? Heater switch with resistor for speed variation?

Or helicopter mode. Early pre-58 only.

 

[Matthew Deweese]

What’s it from? Heater switch with resistor for speed variation?

Or helicopter mode. Early pre-58 only.

thanks good info. I have a 62 so maybe will keep it out

 

[middlecalf]

@Matthew Deweese the pre-58 was a joke about the helicopter mode, there weren’t too many pre-58 land cruisers and there definitely wasn’t a helicopter mode. We came blame it on @REZARF .

There is a possibility that your 62 had a dealer installed heater and this is the switch they used for the fan. The hazard switch option is also a good thought but didn’t think those were on that early of rigs, maybe also a dealer option. @Living in the Past ?

 

[Living in the Past]

I going to go with a heater switch. Would think would go with the Nippon Denso heater heater but the only one of mine that had one doesn't have this switch. Does look familiar. Maybe a early cruisers I've sold had one.

 

[Matthew Deweese]

@Matthew Deweese the pre-58 was a joke about the helicopter mode, there weren’t too many pre-58 land cruisers and there definitely wasn’t a helicopter mode. We came blame it on @REZARF .

There is a possibility that your 62 had a dealer installed heater and this is the switch they used for the fan. The hazard switch option is also a good thought but didn’t think those were on that early of rigs, maybe also a dealer option. @Living in the Past ?

thanks so much. good info. another question on some of my bolts they have an H on the top side. do you know anything about that or do think those r aftermarket bolts.

 

[middlecalf]

Something familiar about that, but don’t recall. I know some of the earliest toyota bolts had numbers on them.