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Gents, thank you all, I shall have a look later and hopefullyget the switch out.

You have to love forums like this sometime, eh?

Cheers, Taff

1959 Ford Galaxie 2dr sedan, 292 (just woken up after a 38 year sleep!)
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Oldcarmark is right. Every Ford I have worked on from '55 to '56 had the button on the top of the switch behind the dash. I'm betting the later ones do as well.

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That is correct.There should be a spring loaded button to depress while you pull the knob and shaft out.Sometimes if they have not been out for a long time they are stuck(the shaft not the button) and you will have to work a bit to get it out.Push in on the knob while depressing the button sometimes helps.Ihave never tried a shot of WD-40 along the shaft but it might help if really stuck.

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Not sure about 59, but most of my older Fords had a button on the switch behind the dash you have to depress to pull the knob out. Probably on the top of the switch.

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Hi All

trying ( and failing!) to get the light switch out of my 59 Galaxie dash. The knob spins but doesnt seem to want to come off and doesn't appear to have a grub screw like the washer knob has. But the knob surely has to come off to allow it to be withdrawnfrom behind the dash?

is there a trick to this job that I missing? I don't want to break it

cheers, Taff

Cheers, Taff

1959 Ford Galaxie 2dr sedan, 292 (just woken up after a 38 year sleep!)


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