1970 240z turn signal switch help

[Phengvang18]

Hello, 

so I was cleaning my turn signal switch and happen to break the circuit board as I was trying to pry it open to clean the contacts. 
 

is there any way I can repair this? Any type of conductive adhesive I can apply? What type of services could be able to restore this piece?  I would gladly buy this piece as well if anyone is selling it!

I have attached a few photos here as well.  Thanks! 

 

 

 

Edited August 11, 2020 by Phengvang18

[Zed Head]

You might be able to glue a stiff backing material on to it to get the pieces together and aligned then repaint the circuits using conductive paint.  Looks like a tough project though.

https://www.amazon.com/Silver-Conductive-Adhesive-Electronics-Circuit/dp/B086VMYK4Z

https://circuitscribe.com/products/10g-brush-screenprinting-conductive-silver-ink-beta

[7tooZ]

I think I have one I can send you? what year was your can manufactured?

[SteveJ]

The switch body/wiring is the same 70-73.

[Phengvang18]

1 hour ago, 7tooZ said:

I think I have one I can send you? what year was your can manufactured?

 Mine is a 1970, I appreciate the help
 

I actually just bought a new set from a seller for 150 dollars. I should’ve waited.. 

[Zed Head]

Over the images bump...

[dhp123166]

You can repair that with Plastic Welder Epoxy and it will be stronger than f@#$.

Just make sure that each of the 3 sides is epoxied in place and the 2 pieces of the circuit board are lined up. 

It might help to unsolder the brake wire from the broken piece first.

Remove any excess cured epoxy with a Dremel or the like, and reassemble carefully.

P.S. JB Weld Plastic Epoxy is okay but I prefer Plastic Welder.

 

Good luck!