Headlight switch
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Headlight switch
Originally Posted by Loosearro
I noticed that my old switch has 7 pins and the new one has 8 pins, on 1980 F150. Question is why and will the 8 pin work in the long run
EITB-11654-AA
I noticed that my old switch has 7 pins and the new one has 8 pins, on 1980 F150. Question is why and will the 8 pin work in the long run
EITB-11654-AA
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Headlight switch 7 pin
1980 F100/350 & Bronco switch is 1980 only = EOTZ-11654-A (Motorcraft SW-1560) / Marked: E0TB-11654-AA
so this would be the rigthe one for ranger/Explorer 4.9 i6 300
so this would be the rigthe one for ranger/Explorer 4.9 i6 300
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There was a comment in the older post I linked to where a guy was using the 8 pin switch on the 7 pin plug, and he did not have the exact same operation of his marker lights. That stands to reason, the correct switch has one power feed for both the headlights and the marker lights. The later style switch has a separate pin that has a separate fused wire that feeds the marker lights. That is why it has one extra pin.
I am not sure on the number thing, but obviously it's not the direct replacement for the 7 pin.
I am not sure on the number thing, but obviously it's not the direct replacement for the 7 pin.
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