high beam
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Well, even wearing steel toed boots I don't think I could ever hit one of the switches hard enough frequently enough to wear it out in short order. The truck doesn't really lend itself to being converted over easily to the turn signal lever style. You could probably just rig up a toggle switch on the dash somewhere but it would likely be fairly unhandy.
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I think most of these trucks, and including millions of other cars and trucks are still rocking their original high-beam switch.
Consider, that unless you decide to run headlight relays the headlight switch and highbeam switch have FULL power running thru them. Which means, whatever you decide to replace it with (toggle, button etc) needs to handle 70+ watts of cointinuous power.
Josh
Consider, that unless you decide to run headlight relays the headlight switch and highbeam switch have FULL power running thru them. Which means, whatever you decide to replace it with (toggle, button etc) needs to handle 70+ watts of cointinuous power.
Josh
