Anyone known where to get a new hazard switch? I was told

[Guest Anonymous]

they are not currently available.

[Guest Anonymous]

you may be able to revive it with lots of WD 40. I had that problem with my car when I got it, after sitting for 13+ yrs. I oiled the hell out of it and kept pushing it in and out, and "viola", it fixed it. Haven't had a problem in 2 yrs.

[Guest Anonymous]

URL: http://www.angelfire.com/retro/tii_1974/

already need to make sure that links and pics are ready.

[Guest Anonymous]

say.. three(that I know of) types of hazard switches used. Does anyone know if the 320i switch interechanges with the square light car's?

[Guest Anonymous]

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[Guest Anonymous]

Sometimes these things finally get "beyond repair" as with mine (fixed it several times but it eventually gave up the ghost) . . . if you need a new one there are two types; without resistor/6 pins ('70 - '73) and with resistor/8 pins ('74 - '76) that were installed in the '02s. 2002AD, Bimmer Parts Co., Pelican Parts and Bavarian Autosport all list them (new) for around $35 - OUCH!! I am sure there are other parts companies that list them too! Hope this helps.