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The more I get into the wiring, the more I second guess myself. Can someone tell me the correct way to wire the floor dimmer switch? Please see attached picture with numbered terminals. Not sure which is power in. I think I can see which is high beam.
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Your #3 is power in. The other two don't matter which is which, as it just toggles back and forth between #1 and #2.


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Thanks Kevin! I tried to research before any steps, do the steps to install, feel good about it, then later question if I did it correctly. Wiring is not my cup of tea.


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