Ignition swtich question
Ignition swtich question
I need to replace my ignition switch for my '94 Nostalgia. HD dealer said the part number is 71501-94.
Would these two both work? And which would be better?
Heavy-Duty Electronic Ignition Switch 1936-95
Exact duplicate of the latest style ignition switch. Updated to the smooth action and super dependability of total electronic switching eliminating the troublesome pole-to-bar contacts found in the original equipment switch. Highly resistant to vibration and corrosion, the late-style 6-pole terminal pattern is easily adapted to all models with dash mounted switch (except Dyna Wide Glide®) from 1936-95. Includes two reversible keys and both the early and late-style ignition switch caps.
Heavy-Duty Ignition Switch 1973-95
A top-quality, heavy-duty ignition switch for all Softail®, FXWG and FL models (except Dyna Wide Glide®) from 1973-95. Also compatible with custom dash covers. OEM 71501-73T
It looks to me like the first choice would be best, but I'd like your inputs. Any advice would be appreciated!
Would these two both work? And which would be better?
Heavy-Duty Electronic Ignition Switch 1936-95
Exact duplicate of the latest style ignition switch. Updated to the smooth action and super dependability of total electronic switching eliminating the troublesome pole-to-bar contacts found in the original equipment switch. Highly resistant to vibration and corrosion, the late-style 6-pole terminal pattern is easily adapted to all models with dash mounted switch (except Dyna Wide Glide®) from 1936-95. Includes two reversible keys and both the early and late-style ignition switch caps.
Heavy-Duty Ignition Switch 1973-95
A top-quality, heavy-duty ignition switch for all Softail®, FXWG and FL models (except Dyna Wide Glide®) from 1973-95. Also compatible with custom dash covers. OEM 71501-73T
It looks to me like the first choice would be best, but I'd like your inputs. Any advice would be appreciated!
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From: Campbellton NB
RE: Ignition swtich question
When my switch failed due to corrosion, all I could find locally and fast was a cheap 3rd party rig. I would go with your first choice - you cant beat quality and dependability.
RE: Ignition swtich question
cool, I appreciate your feedbacks! I'm going w/ the first then.
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