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Scott Drake Turn Signal Lever Chrome 1965-1966

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Mustang Scott Drake Turn Signal Lever Chrome 1965-1966

Part Number: TSL1

Scott Drake Part Number: C5ZZ-13305-A

Scott Drake Chrome Turn Signal Lever for 1965-1966 Mustangs.

When Scott Drake reproduces a part for the Mustang, they do it right! This is a perfect copy of the original. It features beautiful chrome plating to replace that rusted or tweaked original lever.

We’re here with a replacement turn signal switch for your ‘65 and ‘66 Mustang, from Scott Drake. The turn signal switch includes a new cam. It comes with all of the wires needed for installation. If you are having issues with your turn signals not cancelling, not working properly, problems with your horn or even problems with your brake lights, they can all be traced to a bad turn signal switch. The turn signal switch is mounted behind your steering wheel so before you install it you want to make sure that you have a steering wheel puller.

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On 1/13/2011 8:28:06 PM, W Payne from ON

nice part...weight and balance like the original. Beautiful finish!

heavier than the origanal!

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On 8/7/2012 2:25:58 PM, Maksim from CA

I got to say for the price, the quality is amazing. This lever is actually heavier in mass than the original. The metal is very strong and probably could hold up 500+ pounds in a metal resistance test. So, this is the best I seen so far. When screwing the lever in the hole, use a tool with flat grips and a heavy damp cloth to not scratch the lever, cause the screw end being new; doing by hand will be extremely hard at first, but the second after the fit, it will be easy.

Very Nice

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On 5/19/2012 12:46:17 PM, Oreo from LA

I have to say I was impressed with the fit, finish and weight of this turn signal lever. Easy to install and looks much better than the old well used lever we had.