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the light inside the switch can be replaced relatively easy, but unless you have several switches to do, its easier to just replace the switch.... afterwards, at you liesure you can experiment with the old switch and take it apart to replace the light, and use it as a spare
New switch. If you are like me and are never sure if it is on or off without the light put a dab of paint on the end of the rocker switch that is exposed when in the on position. Mow you can tell its position at a glance.
Switch (and water pump) still work, but light when switch is on has gone out. Can the light in the switch be replaced, or will I have to look for a new switch?
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