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Can a back-up light switch be taken apart for inspection and or re-built?(for my 48 fleetline)chef- 
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Would guess it could be iffy...If its working I wouldn't chance it.When the little crimps are "straightened out" the pot metal may break preventing it from being reassembeled.
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Chef, While I was packing some stuff to move I found a complete Chevrolet Back-Up light kit with wire, two round backup lamps (I bought it for a 51 years ago) and a new backup light switch that looks like a 51 stop light switch, I don't know if it is wired the same way (normally on) Anyone know what it may be worth?
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Look in your Filling Station catalog.....they sell backup light switches. You can use their price as a guide. 
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