quick tweecer question

mootang

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where can i buy a new 5 way switch for my tweecer RT?

 

blksn955.o

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I would contact mike at tweecer.com As far as I know he will be the best (and maybe only) bet.

 

mootang

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alright, i'll give it a try

 

mootang

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what is the best way to reach him? i sent an email to the info@tweecer one but haven't gotten a reply yet.

 

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igotyofire

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what do u need a switch for? im confused

 

blksn955.o

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its the tune select knob/switch that lets you change from tune to tune on the tweecer. 4 are tunes the tweecer holds and 1 is an "off" that goes to the factory eecs settings.

It will prob. take a few days to get a reply. You may want to post this on one of the tweecer forums someone who is closer to Mike may be able to speed things up.

 

WhiteDevil

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Yeah he might take a little to respond, but he definitely will.

 

mootang

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alright, thanks! Igotyofire, the reason is mine got a little damaged.

 

mootang

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I still haven't heard back from them and they don't answer the phone either. I've also posted on EECtuning.com and gotten no response. I know this switch has to be something that can be purchased somewhere besides tweecer but i havn't been able to find anything with google

so if anyone has any ideas of how i could get a new switch please let me know!

Thanks,
scott

 

final5-0

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Hey Scott

Can't you just bypass the switch

Its been forever since I looked at all that so I can't remember

Grady

 

mootang

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I don't want to bypass it, I want a new one so i can still switch between tunes, plus i bought a nifty little nob holder and i don't want it to go to waste

 

final5-0

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LOL, I understand that

even though I've used mine maybe like two or three times only

I just thought you might be in a fix and was offering a solution to use the Stang until you found a replacement.

Grady

 

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mootang said:

I still haven't heard back from them and they don't answer the phone either. I've also posted on EECtuning.com and gotten no response. I know this switch has to be something that can be purchased somewhere besides tweecer but i havn't been able to find anything with google

so if anyone has any ideas of how i could get a new switch please let me know!

Thanks,
scott

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Check out the the Tweecer site. It provides a list of the dealers for the Tweecer. You should be able to get it from anyone of them.

 

mootang

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thanks, i'll try that

 

mootang

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well, i finally got a response from mike. 35 dollars plus shipping