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 Posted: 11-10-2008 04:38 pm
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Greg Fletcher



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Location: Lake Nacimiento, California USA
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 It's a bit of a pain to remove/replace. The mounting bolts are an anti-theft variety, so you will need drill the heads and extract. Access is not real good in this area. When I replaced mine, I had a replacement switch to go back in and found it easier to cut the old switch with a hack saw on the collar. I recommend using stainless allen head bolts as a replacement.