....are both back in stock currently at Cruiser Corps. I got one of each as I have a pesky problem that is related to both.
Steering Wheel Combination Switch and Windshield Washer Kits...
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So that one is the ultra power TW-35 combo switch from an 83 pick up. You can get it on rock auto from here for $25
One thing to note is that while it is pretty much plug and play, you will lose your intermittent wiper function, but gain a "mist" function (tilt the arm up and it wipes a few times i think).
You can transfer your old wiper module to the back of this new one if you want to keep your intermittent wipers though its all pretty easy. I made a post about swapping the guts here
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One thing to note is that while it is pretty much plug and play, you will lose your intermittent wiper function, but gain a "mist" function (tilt the arm up and it wipes a few times i think).
You can transfer your old wiper module to the back of this new one if you want to keep your intermittent wipers though its all pretty easy. I made a post about swapping the guts here
Combination Switch (turn signals and wipers) Tech. For $25
I came across a thread the other day about a part called Ultra Power TW35 from rock auto. I looked up the part and its only 25 bucks so I ordered one to check out and heres some notes from it. This is a link to the part, its from an early toyota pickup So the way the combination switch works...
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Not so sure you are correct about this, but you may be. Here's what I'm doing to verify.So that one is the ultra power TW-35 combo switch from an 83 pick up. You can get it on rock auto from here for $25
One thing to note is that while it is pretty much plug and play, you will lose your intermittent wiper function, but gain a "mist" function (wilt the arm up and it wipes a few times i think).
You can transfer your old wiper module to the back of this new one if you want to keep your intermittent wipers though its all pretty easy. I made a post about swapping the guts here
Combination Switch (turn signals and wipers) Tech. For $25
I came across a thread the other day about a part called Ultra Power TW35 from rock auto. I looked up the part and its only 25 bucks so I ordered one to check out and heres some notes from it. This is a link to the part, its from an early toyota pickup So the way the combination switch works...
The photo you show of the TW-35 on Rock Auto appears to be the same one seen on ebay. for 81-90 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60 FJ62 HJ Turn Signal Wiper Switch 84310-60700 | eBay - https://www.ebay.com/itm/266901783880?_nkw=84310-60700&itmmeta=01J5XF9ZAG4BA9G2YMMKEK3R1F&hash=item3e24960548:g:K4MAAOSwLZdmkPcW&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKmCjf3zyPv%2FHyAnB%2FOIhwFCFXTjZrj%2FVa1IoCrzt4Q5QSv4ZBoAw3fxC6OJzrgAqplHgHtMsmPmEE80X4cdglnj3mRVe%2FHfyO9G56CvXU3sOoMRRlW%2F9ZgAgLXrbm1YZMnhfDfV7GDiFKSrGWThZfW2Vvdc9j88%2BUYs2N1dDgUcYN8arhES6aL5EWN%2BMFnKZDdZp%2FGn6CB8UqUm9baH0EX51Y%2BXnOs%2FDksKb8TNW42b3B8dk%2F5hEDJ%2F2JEB%2Bxw9tPKDuVOU5nhg%2B4%2FhQoV65Z6O%7Ctkp%3ABFBMrPWnr69k
I think you guys have pretty much answered my questions.
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The turn signal rocker cradle on all 3 of the ones you listed is gray. They all use a riveted pin on the more inner turn signal stalk pivot mount instead of a bolt on the outer pivot mount and all come with the same black connector.
The fact that it even has the mist function is a dead giveaway its from a firstgen toyota pickup as the land cruiser never came with that function. Theyre all the same taiwan repro combo switches. The japanese ones are way way way no longer available from toyota.
The 60 series, early 1980s corolla and some firstgen pickups are the only combo switches that use a horizontal hazard switch. All of the other ones that look like this use a vertical one. Ive deep dived into these combo switches over the years to basically make my own out of multiple different years and makes
Another vendor used to sell this same switch for $96 but it looks like they didnt restock it and still says sold out
The fact that it even has the mist function is a dead giveaway its from a firstgen toyota pickup as the land cruiser never came with that function. Theyre all the same taiwan repro combo switches. The japanese ones are way way way no longer available from toyota.
The 60 series, early 1980s corolla and some firstgen pickups are the only combo switches that use a horizontal hazard switch. All of the other ones that look like this use a vertical one. Ive deep dived into these combo switches over the years to basically make my own out of multiple different years and makes
Another vendor used to sell this same switch for $96 but it looks like they didnt restock it and still says sold out
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The person most familiar with these is @ToyotaMatt
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@dbbowen, thanks for the input. It looks as though I may have jumped the gun on this purchase. When I was in the midst of the renovation a few years ago, I was not able to find anything but used. That used one is working fine. I still have my original. Perhaps I can use components from it for functions that might be needed, should a problem arise.
For mine i used the guts of my original combo switch turn signal onto the TW35 base, and the wiper side from a first gen 4runner. The TW35 is awesome to have for spare parts, and honestly the mist function is kind of awesome.
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Funny questions, but what do you mist?
its like if there is only a little bit of rain on your windshield but its not like actively raining so you press the stalk upwards, and its got a spring in there i believe and comes right back down and gives you 2-3 wipes and then stops. Im pretty sure thats how it works
I have a few purchases from cruiser corps under my belt and I can say that they certainly have some splainin' to do.
I've purchased from them thinking I was getting a legit part only to receive something clearly Chinese/aftermarket/etc
@AIYamoni its more than likely a simple mistake.
Just to be funny, the cheapest ive been able to find that combo switch so far is ali express. They even have temu beat
$13.82
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Just to be funny, the cheapest ive been able to find that combo switch so far is ali express. They even have temu beat
$13.82
was discontinued - Temu
switch headlight switch 1984 1989 84310 35180 8431035180 at the at Temu. Check reviews and See 's new of Automotive. .
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I've had good experience with Cruiser Corps. A specific success was the electric side view mirrors. Sure, they're knockoffs, but work fine and look identical to OEM.
And this is the same item Cruiser Corps is selling for $150!?Just to be funny, the cheapest ive been able to find that combo switch so far is ali express. They even have temu beat
was discontinued - Temu
switch headlight switch 1984 1989 84310 35180 8431035180 at the at Temu. Check reviews and See 's new of Automotive. .
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No. The flasher switch on this one is 90 degrees different in orientation. Won't fit a 60 series.
Ah whoops, heres a 3 options with the horizontal hazard switch for $13 or less hahaha
$12.38
$12.08
$13.00
If youd rather have the one that the other vendor used to sell for $100, the stalk shapes are slightly different, here it is for $14.00
To be fair after shipping from taiwan, the price ends up being the same as just getting it from rockauto
