headlight switch meltdown need clip schematics
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Yep, I just learned about all of this myself. I ordered a new switch and as I removed the old one I could feel how hot it was. It melted the connector a little, not to bad. After replacing it I also found what you guy'* said about the twilight ring not fitting the new switch. I'll have it on Monday. I'll post a picture when I get home later
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Did you replace the connector or was it not bad enough to need a new one? So far..everyone I've seen is cooked.
The issue I was having with mine started with the twilight adjustment ****, when I would adjust it it would cause the lights to flicker if they were on. It has been doing that for a while now. It had just started a new problem, It would intermittently chime like the lights were left on with the door open. I decided to replace it after finding the Techinfo on it here.
Here is my pictures.
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