AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS AND WIRING
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS AND WIRING
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS AND WIRING
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Figure 2-60.- Blackout light/ headlight switch.<br />
With no lights on, the main switch can be turned to the left without operating the<br />
mechanical switch to get blackout marker lights (including blackout taillights and<br />
stoplights) and blackout driving lights. But for stoplights for daylight driving or<br />
headlights for ordinary night driving, you must first lift the mechanical switch lever<br />
and then turn the main switch to the right. The auxiliary switch gives panel lights when<br />
the main switch is in any of its ON positions. But it will give parking lights only when<br />
the main switch is in service drive (to the extreme right). When the main switch is off,<br />
the auxiliary switch should not be moved from the OFF position.<br />
DIMMER SWITCH<br />
The dimmer switch controls the high and low headlamp beam function and is normally<br />
mounted on the floorboard (fig. 2-61) or steering column (fig.<br />
2-62). When the operator activates the dimmer switch, it changes the electrical<br />
connection to the headlights.<br />
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