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04-06-2005, 09:49 PM
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Brights switch...
Does anyone know what exactly I have to buy if the switch for the brights does not work anymore? Also, is it easy to install? Works fine for the turn signals but the brights don't work.
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#2
04-10-2005, 03:37 PM
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Pretty sure your high-lo switch should be at the middle part of your steering column and is activated by a rod that is connected to the lever on your column. A lot of times it simply works loose and all you have to do is re adjust and re tighten. No a major pain to replace if you have to, but try this first. You should be able to access it under the dash. May have to remove a panel etc., but should be able to see it easily.
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#3
04-21-2005, 04:23 AM
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Re: Brights switch...
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i got half way through trying to replace that thing, and i said f*** it... and stormed out of the garage all mad like.... i ended up just cutting a push button into the dash just below the headlight on-off switch.... so now my low beams are ALWAYS on when the lights are on, and my new switch turns on the highs only... that way i get dual headlights (like berettastuff.com has as a mod...lol) and i got rid of that stupid steering column dimmer....grrrr...lol
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