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No indicator like. If you are wiring them to a 99 then you will need a seperate switch. I used a rear window defroster switch from a older explorer in my 99. That way you have a lighted switch and it is on a 15 min timer.
No indicator like. If you are wiring them to a 99 then you will need a seperate switch. I used a rear window defroster switch from a older explorer in my 99. That way you have a lighted switch and it is on a 15 min timer.
Perfect!! I got a '97 Thunderbird rear window defroster switch for mine. It matches the window and lock switches perfectly, I will mount it in the dash where the 4x4 switch WOULD be....(Mine is 2wd)-I think it will look pretty factory that way.
Is there a separate "timer" somewhere or is it built into the switch?
Perfect!! I got a '97 Thunderbird rear window defroster switch for mine. It matches the window and lock switches perfectly, I will mount it in the dash where the 4x4 switch WOULD be....(Mine is 2wd)-I think it will look pretty factory that way.
Is there a separate "timer" somewhere or is it built into the switch?
Thanks!
The switch I had turned off automatically with either key turned off or approx 15 mins or so. A lot better then when I had it wired direct. Left them on one to many time. Drain both of those batteries down real quick. Ask me how I know.
The switch I had turned off automatically with either key turned off or approx 15 mins or so. A lot better then when I had it wired direct. Left them on one to many time. Drain both of those batteries down real quick. Ask me how I know.