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hutchy wrote:
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Yes that's the one thanks
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I had this problem on my Shogun Sport.

Rather than replace the switches, I wired in to a missile launch type switch on the dash. It made putting it in to 4x4 feel like more of an event when there is a procedure.

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peacebank wrote:
I had this problem on my Shogun Sport.

Rather than replace the switches, I wired in to a missile launch type switch on the dash. It made putting it in to 4x4 feel like more of an event when there is a procedure.

No way I've just ordered the set what a waste of £140 😁😁 hopefully be here early next month

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