New switches. Hi- beam not working.
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Re: New switches. Hi- beam not working.
08 Jul 2016 14:19 - 08 Jul 2016 14:21
There are generic four pin relays at AZ, OR, etc. They're hanging where the trailer light and such are along with fuses and breakers.
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Re: New switches. Hi- beam not working.
08 Jul 2016 18:26 - 08 Jul 2016 18:28
Those are big blocky monstrosities compared to these that fit side by side in the same spot that the original fuse box was.
www.cycleterminal.com/accessory-relays.html
I do know a few things about relays and fuses.
This is a Taurus fuse/relay box I installed in a '79 F150 I once had.
www.cycleterminal.com/accessory-relays.html
I do know a few things about relays and fuses.
This is a Taurus fuse/relay box I installed in a '79 F150 I once had.
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Re: New switches. Hi- beam not working.
09 Jul 2016 18:04swest wrote: They're no bigger than them.
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They are a bit taller but much more compact.
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