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vwthingrcer
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ok i jsut got a new light switch and it looks alot different then what i pulled out of mine is there any thing i can help me with the wiring of the light switch
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Kubelmann
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Post by Kubelmann »

Terminal descriptions and number for the headlight switch can be found at:

http://www.bridgernet.com/%7Etrevor/Wir ... witch.html

Read the terminal numbers on the switch and put the wire to the correct terminal on your new switch.
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Post by vwthingrcer »

thanks that help me a ton i jsut have to get some stuff for it like new connectors but i think i got it. There was just a pile of wires and the switch seem to have a extra plug or 2 but i think i got it all figured out
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Post by Kubelmann »

One of the many advantages of a VW is that it is wired under the strict guildlines of the German TUV standard. This guarentees facts like a brown wire is a ground wire and so on. It makes tracking wiring on an AC VW possible. On the other hand our cars are old and they are experiencing a very similar set of electrical failures. I got a Thing a few years ago and all of its electrical systems worked perfectly. Now I have a number of electical issue to include a number of electrical parts that have failed. I suspect it is a matter of using the car regularly after the car had a period of no use. I enjoy the challenge. More later, K-mann
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