removing turn signal switch cover

I'm replacing the turn signal switch in my 68 Javelin, manual, with tilt column.  I'm looking for a kent moore J 22708 or J 22598 puller to remove the steering column turn signal switch cover.  I see one sold on ebay last December, but nothing lately.  Any tips where to find one?  This cover is on very tight, and I don't want to damage it.  I've tried a "conventional" puller but it only starts to bend the cover.  Thanks!  Gary

Thanks for your reply.  The 69 and earlier columns are a little different because they do not have the key in column, thus no lock plate to remove.  The service manual calls the upper column "bezel" (part that the turn signal lever, flasher button, go through, the "turn signal switch cover".  After removing the turn signal lever and flasher button you need to be able to "pull" this part of the column off in order to have the room to remove the turn signal switch.

I don't think it's necessary to remove the cover ( the cylindrical outer sleeve ) to remove the turn signal switch. Just push the emergency flasher switch in, remove the retaining screws and wiggle the switch out of the column. IIRC you'll need to remove the wire terminals from the plastic electrical connector at the end.

Again, thanks for everyone's help.  The issue is no different tilt vs. non tilt.  It may be that this particular column has the "cover" pressed further down, allowing for less room to remove the switch.  Of course I have tried "wiggling, bending and pulling on the switch, but the upper housing "cover" does not allow enough room to lift the switch up and clear the parts of the switch designed to locate the switch in the column.  Also, yes, I have googled the similar GM versions and found the same issue.  Kent Moore makes the exact same cover puller for the GM version, just a different Kent Moore PN.  I have been watching for both the J 22708 and J22598 (AMC/GM) versions to go on sale.  I have spoken with several mechanics from AMC's Burlington Test Facilities and they have each said "good luck", sometimes you can be lucky and get the "cover" off easily, other times you'll need the puller.  I'm not going to panic until the snow and salt leaves the area!  If I can find the puller, I'll fabricate one.  Again, thanks.

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