Safety cover for a switch on curved surface?
Hi guys, I need your expertise again :). When my van was at an alignment shop for a month (long story) I asked there about the possibility of installing a switch to unlock the rear hatch from insi...
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MrWizard wrote:
that was the first thing i thought of
but i don't think so
those are designed to also keep a toggle in the off position
installed on her monetary switch, it might keep the electric latch cycling/thumping
I figured even if it didn't, it would worsen the problem of not knowing whether the hatch was open.
I might have the hatch locked, and then closing the switch cover moves the switch and unlocks it. Or maybe it doesn't, but then when I go over a bump later, it unlocks. And washboard roads, fergitaboutit!
I think the missile silo doesn't work for me unless I can cut the toggle down to a nub or something. But is was a cool idea :).
