Dimmer switch wiring
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Dimmer switch wiring
I have four wires going to my dimmer switch. I have narrowed them down to, hot from the switch, high beam, low beam, so what is the fourth wire, I am going to assume it is the high beam indicator. Oh, and by the way the dimmer swith was gone when I got the truck, and the wires were cut so I have nothing to reference to. So does the fourth wire tie into the wire to the high beam? Thanks in advance for any info on this cluster futch.
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Thanks for the quick reply, nothing like running it by someone that knows or been there before.
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Got my dimmer switch in today, I think NAPA screwed me, $27.00, anyways, I got it all installed and it works great, I got high beam indicator and dash lights and high and low beam. I'm in hog heaven. I guess it don't take to much make an ol guy happy.
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Got my dimmer switch in today, I think NAPA screwed me, $37.00, anyways, I got it all installed and it works great, I got high beam indicator and dash lights and high and low beam. I'm in hog heaven. I guess it don't take to much make an old guy happy.
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The NAPA switch is a quality piece that will last for 50 years. You have to pay for quality. Don't you wish the switch was an inch or so further left?? I hit it almost every time I push in the clutch.
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