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Silly question
The 93 F150 I bought ths weekend is missing the switch for the headlights.
I haven't tried it yet bt the guy who sold it to me said to just pull the metal thing with plyers to turn them on. But what I can't figure out is how to turn on high beams.
My boyfriend thinks there should be a switch on the floor but I don't see one.
Does anyone know where the high beam switch is on the 93s?
I haven't tried it yet bt the guy who sold it to me said to just pull the metal thing with plyers to turn them on. But what I can't figure out is how to turn on high beams.
My boyfriend thinks there should be a switch on the floor but I don't see one.
Does anyone know where the high beam switch is on the 93s?
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1993 Headlamps
E-150-250-350, Low Series
Two type 2B rectangular sealed-beam headlamps are used. The lamps have two filaments each, one for low beam and one for high beam. The filaments are identified by the numeral 2 or 2B molded into the lens. Headlamps are controlled by the headlamp switch on the instrument panel and the hand-operated dimmer switch attached to the left side of the steering column.
F-150-250-350, F-Super Duty, E-150-250-350, HI Series and Bronco
Two aerodynamically styled headlamps are used. Each lamp uses a halogen bulb. A burned-out bulb may be replaced without removing the headlamp except on E-150-250-350. Headlamps are controlled by the headlamp switch on the instrument panel and the dimmer switch on the left side of the steering column.
E-150-250-350, Low Series
Two type 2B rectangular sealed-beam headlamps are used. The lamps have two filaments each, one for low beam and one for high beam. The filaments are identified by the numeral 2 or 2B molded into the lens. Headlamps are controlled by the headlamp switch on the instrument panel and the hand-operated dimmer switch attached to the left side of the steering column.
F-150-250-350, F-Super Duty, E-150-250-350, HI Series and Bronco
Two aerodynamically styled headlamps are used. Each lamp uses a halogen bulb. A burned-out bulb may be replaced without removing the headlamp except on E-150-250-350. Headlamps are controlled by the headlamp switch on the instrument panel and the dimmer switch on the left side of the steering column.
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So if it is the wiper switch, then is there a way to tilt the steering?
I got excited for a minute that I could tilt it by pushing the wiper switch forward.
I looked and for the life of me I don't see any other way to tilt the teering. I want it tilted so bad I'm going to buy a new wheel (just so it's smaller and ut of the way) The current wheel is just too deep!
I got excited for a minute that I could tilt it by pushing the wiper switch forward.
I looked and for the life of me I don't see any other way to tilt the teering. I want it tilted so bad I'm going to buy a new wheel (just so it's smaller and ut of the way) The current wheel is just too deep!
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Originally Posted by quicklook2
if it only has one stalk, than you do not have tilt.
Once I get it back from the shop I'll take pictures.
Bught it for 650 and it's costing over a grand to get it on the road
That was a shock!
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