Drop down driving lights on 89 SP 36'

[Ralph L. Fullenwider]

Don, you can find the cherry or Littlefield switches at Fry's or Allied
Electronics or many of the on line Electronic stores.

Safe travels,

Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
"84FC35 "Ruff Diamond"
Duncan, Oklahoma

At 10:57 PM 8/31/2011 -0400, you wrote:


>I checked a NAPA & Auto Zone today with no luck The guy at NAPA told me a
>place where I can look tomorrow. The wiring is hard to check without a
>complete set of drawings, I know I could do without the lights. I don't do
>much night driving anyways.
>Don Spithaler
>89 SP 36'
>Butrler,
>PA
>the wire that activates the air solenoid.
>
>I did find, however, that the wiring was less than simple, and included at
>least one diode that appeared to have failed. I think that was on a ground
>wire, and essentially made it open.
>
>Don Bradner
>90 PT40 "Blue Thunder"
>My location:
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>On 9/1/2011 at 12:21 AM DonS wrote:
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> >I have two problems with my drop down driving lights under the front
> >bumper. The left light wouldn't com on & I traced it to a bad bad switch
> >that the back of the light presses against when down. It is a Cherry with
> >no other numbers on it. Anyone know of a source of these. It has 3 wires
> >on it one hot going to the switch one hot to light when the light is down
> >& pressing the button on switch & one that is hot when light is retracted.
> >But it is not used. The other problem is the driving light switch on the
> >side panel under the shift buttons on the left. It seem to have lost its
> >ground & will not unless drop the lights unless I run an other ground to
> >it. Any guesses where that would be grounded? thank Don
> >Don Spithaler
> >89 SP 36'
> >Butler, PA
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