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| | | | Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 2,195 Insomniac | | Insomniac Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 2,195 | I *think* I read somewhere that interruption is best done by breaking the ground side of the circuit. So wouldn't a simple 2-pole switch do the trick? And can I assume that a switch like that would create the break with the button depressed (door closed)? That's correct; but you only need a single pole switch. Run a wire to the lights from the courtesy lamp fuse. Run wires to each door and the headlight switch. Opening a door or turning the headlight switch grounds the circuit and the lights come on.
Gord 🇨🇦
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