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Hello, would someone be able to help me identify what these 2 switches are and do on my 1970 M35A2?
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Passenger side switches
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The toggle, maybe a heater blower.
The rotary, no clue.
The red light, prolly silent low air alarm.
Time to do a Dick Tracey on the wires.
DG
The rotary, no clue.
The red light, prolly silent low air alarm.
Time to do a Dick Tracey on the wires.
DG
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Yes sir!, just what I was thinking to do this coming up weekend and start investigating! Thank you for your time!
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Those are brush truck add-ons. In military service there are no switches there.
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NDT, that makes more sense now considering new information that this truck worked in forestry most likely assisting in fires, thank you sir!!
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Could that red marker light be an interior light tied to one of the switches? My dad's M37 came from Fort Drum with an armored vehicle interior light bolted to the dashboard with a switch built into it for both a red and a white light.