4K CSQ-Head light switch
Kneale Brownson
knotnook at traverse.com
Sat Oct 6 23:28:27 EDT 2001
Brand new switches get hot. I don't believe it's the switch. It's true
the connections that melt are the little ones going to the dash and tail
lights. But I think the overall heating results mainly from the power
going to the headlights, and then the other lights add just enough to cause
their connector plastic to melt.
At 01:56 AM 10/07/2001 +0000, scott miller wrote:
>>Before your switch fails, relay the lights.
>
>But which lights? Two of my brothers and at least one lister found their
>failure modes to be the taillight contacts in the switch. One of my
>brothers has run un-relayed, big-bulb euros on his replacement switch
>since the late '80s, without trouble. The headlight contacts seem robust
>enough.
>Could there be some other problem, like the switch is arcing internally
>due to wear or contaminates? It'd be a shame to put in the relays and
>still lose the switch.
>
>Scott Miller
>'90 200tqw
>Holland, MI
>
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