Has anybody installed a 1959 to 63 headlight switch into a 1957 bel air with a painless custom harness? I was having headlight troubles and found that some of the wire had come off of the switch ,my problem is which wire goes to which pin on the headlight switch?If anybody has done this before I could use the help.
Has anybody installed a 1959 to 63 headlight switch into a 1957 bel air with a painless custom harness? I was having headlight troubles and found that some of the wire had come off of the switch ,my problem is which wire goes to which pin on the headlight switch?If anybody has done this before I could use the help.
ORANGE:14 gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SECTION B] #959 TO HEADLIGHT SWITCH (POWER B+);this wire supplies constant battery power for the park/tail lights as well as for the gauge backlighting. This wire comes from the 20amp STOP/TAIL fuse on the fuse block.
BROWN: 18gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SWITCHB] #927TOFRONT PARK LIGHTS, this wire supplies power to the park lights. This wire has constant battery power any time the headlight switch knob is pulled to Park Light ON and,depending on your switch, the Headlight ON position.
BROWN: 14gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SWITCHB] #929 TO REAR TAIL LIGHTS, this wire supplies power to the tail lights. This wire hasconstant battery power any time the headlight switch knob is pulled to both the park light ON and headlight ON positions.
BROWN:18gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SWITCH B] #930 INSTRUMENT PANEL LIGHTING, this wire provides power to the gauge lights. This wire should have constant battery power any time the headlight switch knob is pulled to both the park light ON and headlight ON positions.
BLUE/YELLOW: 14 gauge wire, printed TO DIMMER SWITCH #907 TO HEADLIGHT SWITCH, this wire supplies power to the dimmer switch for headlight operation. This wire has constant battery power any time the headlight switch knob is pulled to the headlight ON position.
RED/BLACK: 12gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SWITCH] #928 HEADLIGHT SWITCH (POWER B+);this wire provides constant battery power to the headlight switch for headlight operation. This wire comes from the 30 amp HEADLIGHT fuse on the fuse block.
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ORANGE:14 gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SECTION B] #959 TO HEADLIGHT SWITCH (POWER B+);this wire supplies constant battery power for the park/tail lights as well as for the gauge backlighting. This wire comes from the 20amp STOP/TAIL fuse on the fuse block.
BROWN: 18gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SWITCHB] #927TOFRONT PARK LIGHTS, this wire supplies power to the park lights. This wire has constant battery power any time the headlight switch knob is pulled to Park Light ON and,depending on your switch, the Headlight ON position.
BROWN: 14gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SWITCHB] #929 TO REAR TAIL LIGHTS, this wire supplies power to the tail lights. This wire hasconstant battery power any time the headlight switch knob is pulled to both the park light ON and headlight ON positions.
BROWN:18gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SWITCH B] #930 INSTRUMENT PANEL LIGHTING, this wire provides power to the gauge lights. This wire should have constant battery power any time the headlight switch knob is pulled to both the park light ON and headlight ON positions.
BLUE/YELLOW: 14 gauge wire, printed TO DIMMER SWITCH #907 TO HEADLIGHT SWITCH, this wire supplies power to the dimmer switch for headlight operation. This wire has constant battery power any time the headlight switch knob is pulled to the headlight ON position.
RED/BLACK: 12gauge wire, printed[HEADLIGHT SWITCH] #928 HEADLIGHT SWITCH (POWER B+);this wire provides constant battery power to the headlight switch for headlight operation. This wire comes from the 30 amp HEADLIGHT fuse on the fuse block.
thanks but that is for the 1964 chevy headlight switchs
Has anybody installed a 1959 to 63 headlight switch into a 1957 bel air with a painless custom harness? I was having headlight troubles and found that some of the wire had come off of the switch ,my problem is which wire goes to which pin on the headlight switch?If anybody has done this before I could use the help.