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#1020929 04/11/2014 3:52 AM
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I'm trying to wire new repop tailights on my 51 3104, replacing the cobbled up mess of trailer lights a PO put on it. The switch is a NAPA 638 6 wire, the wiring diagrams I've found for this switch are 7 wire. I'm thinking the extra wire is for the indicator lamp, which mine doesn't have. Is anyone familiar with a 6 wire switch? I should have written down the old diagram, but I gave up trying to trace the mess! I just rung it out per the TECH TIP, just looking for any help or advice.Also, I'm installing an inline fuse, any advice on size? Thanks, John

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The sheet that comes with the switch should show were each wire goes. It seems each manufacture has their own color sceme. With a 7 wire switch you will need to bring the wire from the stop light switch & go through the turn switch. If you are running 12 volts, 14 gauge wire will work good for going from the fuse to the flasher & to the switch. 12 gauge on 6 volts.


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Got the stop,turn and tail rewired and working. I spent some time trying to figure out why I had both rear turn, rear worked as hazards, but no right brake. Finally I took the cover off the switch and sprayed with contact cleaner. 50 years of dust and crud removed, works like new. John


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