2004 Sport Trac multifunction switch
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2004 Sport Trac multifunction switch
Hey guys, I'm in need of the pin-out for the multifunction switch. The high beam is stuck on and the switch seems to be clicking and feels good. But I would like to check it before I buy a new one. I have it out and can't find a pin-out. Thanks
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It's a long shot that yours is the same, but heres the test for my 97 Explorer. Connect ohm meter to pins 196 & 632 closed circuit when switch is in high beams position.
Connect ohm meter to pins 15 & 13 closed circuit when switch is in low beams position.
If the high beams went off when you removed the connector I think you've found the problem.
pins 44 & 374 closed circuit when switch is set to left turn.
Connect ohm meter to pins 15 & 13 closed circuit when switch is in low beams position.
If the high beams went off when you removed the connector I think you've found the problem.
pins 44 & 374 closed circuit when switch is set to left turn.
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It's a long shot that yours is the same, but heres the test for my 97 Explorer. Connect ohm meter to pins 196 & 632 closed circuit when switch is in high beams position.
Connect ohm meter to pins 15 & 13 closed circuit when switch is in low beams position.
If the high beams went off when you removed the connector I think you've found the problem.
pins 44 & 374 closed circuit when switch is set to left turn.
Connect ohm meter to pins 15 & 13 closed circuit when switch is in low beams position.
If the high beams went off when you removed the connector I think you've found the problem.
pins 44 & 374 closed circuit when switch is set to left turn.
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Thanks Rod, that's just what I needed. Checked the switch, and yes it is bad. Jumped the connector for low beam and high beam and they both work. Set it back on low beam and ordered a new one. Thanks again.
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