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Called Turnswitch this week, they have a speaker that fits. It is a 6" oval speaker that's mounted on a plate for the odd hole spacing of the D15. Many thanks for the helpful information.
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Hi Bob, I traced it out and it is connected to the heater. Glad you mentioned that because I found the wires had been cut and twisted back together on the firewall by the heater- no tape, just a twist. I'll have to fix that before winter, since I'm in central Texas maybe not. I turned the switch - I didn't do that before because it looked like it might have been some type of sensor. It turns easily and has four obvious detents when you turn it. Like 3 run positions and an off. The coils at the back of the switch inside the ceramic enclosure puzzle me. Are they resistance coils or some type of thermostat limiter? Do you know? Regards, David
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Thanks I'll trace it out tonight. David
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not a problem, thanks
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The original speaker was missing so I've got the dimentions of the mounting holes. It's 4.25 x 5.75 The radio is off being reconditioned at South Texas Antique Electronics, they are also adding an FMC-1 FM module and an audio input.
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oh it's a '41 D15 - like the title of the post...
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I knew the toggle switch was the dash dimmer/cutoff. I meant the round thing beside the toggle. Ah heater switch, that could be it, but I'm not sure. It's strange to have it there by the control for the dash lights dimmer. And there are two knobs on the heater itself for fan speed and for on/off. Regards, David
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Does anyone know what this switch is? It's under the dash by the dash lights dimmer. I can't find any mention of it in the shop manual. Regards, David
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Thanks, I did find the linkt to Turnswitch and sent them an email last week. Haven't heard back yet. His speaker page is really good unfortunately I didn't see one listed with the correct hole spacing. Hoping to hear back from him. Regards, David Kumhyr
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I'm a newbie, I've had my 1941 D15 for about 2 months now. Fell in love with the Luxury Liner at a local car show and bought it... already had another big Dodge ('73 CHP Polara) and have a long history with 70's Dodges... drove many Dodge and Plymouth patrol cars back in my youth ;-) I've a radio question that I haven't found an answer for searching the forums. ...The radio is off at South Texas Antique being repaired and upgraded. The speaker was missing from behind the dash grille. Does anyone know of a modern replacement 4 ohm permanent magnet speaker that is a drop in replacement? Regards from Austin TX David Kumhyr
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From the album: David Kumhyr's 1940 Luxury Liner
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From the album: David Kumhyr's 1940 Luxury Liner
