Corvette Backup Light Switch Rod Clips.: 1964-1967

Restore dependable reverse lighting on your classic Corvette with the Corvette Backup Light Switch Rod Clips for 1964–1967. This precise, OEMstyle replacement secures the small linkage rod that activates the backup light switch, ensuring your tail lights illuminate exactly when you shift into reverse.

Over time, worn or missing clips can allow the linkage to slip, leading to intermittent or absent backup lighting. Replacing them with these durable rod clips keeps the signaling system consistent, so you won’t have to guess whether your reverse lights are working when you’re backing into tight spaces or loading a car on a trailer.

• Exactfit for 1964–1967 Corvette backup light switch linkage designed to match factory geometry for a secure, fussfree install.
• Durable material stamped zincplated steel provides corrosion resistance and longlasting performance in the engine bay environment.
• Reliable operation properly holds the drive rod in the correct position to trigger the backup lights every time you back up.
• Easy installation swap out the old clips with minimal tools and downtime; no special alignment required beyond restoring the original clip orientation.
• Ideal for restorations and ongoing maintenance a small part with a big impact on authenticity and safety during night parking or in tight spaces.

Who needs these clips? Perfect for ongoing maintenance on a driverready restoration, retrofit projects where the original clips have worn or broken, and any enthusiast restoring the 1964–1967 Corvette’s lighting system to factory spec. By securing the backup light switch rod, you ensure consistent, visible signaling to other drivers, contributing to safer, more confident driving in daylight and darkness alike.

Pro tip: when you replace the clips, inspect the entire backup light switch linkage for wear and replace any adjacent components if needed. This small maintenance step can prevent future misalignment and keep your reverse lights operating reliably for years to come.