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Ok So I got a quick question.... How does the courtsey light turn on. I'm thinking turning the headlight swtich to the left should have done it but nothing... I have check the bulb and it's good. the wires are all hooked up...when I do turn my headlight switch it doesn't clickand just keeps turning a full 360 degrees so I'm confused... Oh and for those who don't know it's on my 1960 C10 -Danny


Thanks,as always -Danny

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It should come on when the knob is turned to the left, and there should be a stop when it reaches the cntacts to turn it on. Sounds like there's something afoul in the switch itself, perhaps the tab that the shaft engages into is stripped out, not allowing it to turn with the shaft. Does the dimmer part work ok?


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yeah but intermently, you can tell it's not smooth I guess I'll be looking for a new switch then! thanks!


Thanks,as always -Danny

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