Replacement Momentary Slide Out Switch for 1998 Nash 5th Wheel

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I have a 1998 Nash 5th wheel with 1 slide. It uses a Elkhart LR-20985 momentary rocker switch. It is discontinued. Do you have a replacement. Mini rocker 1-1/8x7/8 switch dimension. If your switch is not same size Ill need a new mount plate as well. Please advise. Thank you,

asked by: Hal S

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I am not sure what size would work best but we do have the Labeled Single Slide-Out Momentary Switch - On/Off/On - White # 37213445 which would work great as a replacement for what you have now. This needs cut out dimensions of 1.85" tall x 1.20" wide.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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