Right Dave, I got the fan, headlights and interior lights, but the last one got me, thanks for the clarification, I need to find one with ---, then I can cycle them to send an 'SOS'. LOL
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I think, but not certain, that the markings on the last two switches were unique to the Stradale and from L to R are - ventilation fan, head lights, cabin light and the last one is referenced in the manual as 'interuttore disponibile' (spare), so ideal for the morse code machine...
Where was the Hazard light switch on a real Stratos or was it simply not fitted?
Probably not fitted. My '73 MGBGT doesnt have any hazzard lights either.
The hazzard light switch on my dash came from the monte hospital.
I think hazard lights became compulsory around 1978 along with rear fog lights in the UK? Not sure about other markets but Germany has some weird rules like the front seats must be tippable to allow access to the back of the car. So, if you come across a German market Stratos one of it's seats folds forward. Bureaucrats!
Guy
Guy's absolutely right; had forgotten that :) Here's another pic that shows the headlight switch to the left of the dash.Attachment 7243
I was aware of the correct light switch position & the lack of a rear fog light but had never noticed the lack of a Hazard switch before. You do sometimes see pictures where a Hazard switch has been grafted in but the reason why had passed me by.
Not the most integrated example I appreciate.Attachment 7244
I think the last several post were posted in the wrong place, they don't seem to have anything to do with the dash layout.
Corky
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Matt . I've moved your posts to a new thread called 'Matt's Stradale'. Let me know by IM if you would like it to be called something else.
Rob