Headlight Combo Switch

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quadzilla
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Headlight Combo Switch

Post by quadzilla »

Hey there - I am in need of a headlight combo switch for my 1992 exceed. CCA does not have any available at the moment. Does anyone have one that works and that is for sale?

Thanks in advance.
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Re: Headlight Combo Switch

Post by delicat »

I know Mardy brings some new from japan, might be your best bet. You could also ask Golfcart, he's got a lot of 1st hand experience with the problem...and might have suggestions for you.

Might be worth to consider installing a remote headlight control...

Good luck!
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Re: Headlight Combo Switch

Post by RichD »

Do you mean the switch assembly on the steering column?

Mine is on the way out so I was going to buy this one:

http://www.japanoid.com/store/index.php ... cts_id=243

but I should take it apart and fix it at least once before I replace it.
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Re: Headlight Combo Switch

Post by quadzilla »

Thanks guys. RichD - That is what I mean, although my wiper switch is working just fine. I have had the headlight switch replaced and repaired a couple of times, so am on to looking for a good used or even a new one, but they are pretty expensive new.

David - have you installed a remote headlight control (or anyone else)? Not really sure why the headlight switch keeps failing, but have read that it is pretty weak. I guess by installing a remote headlight switch that it takes the strain off the switch, which then becomes a turn signal only?
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Re: Headlight Combo Switch

Post by fexlboi »

quadzilla, this is a pretty common problem caused by too much draw from new headlights/lightbulbs. Make sure you wire in your headlights/DRL in the way like TardisDeli recommended: http://www.delica.ca/forum/headlight-re ... -7815.html
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quadzilla
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Re: Headlight Combo Switch

Post by quadzilla »

Yeah - I have looked at that post multiple times and to be honest I have left the wiring up the experts - I would likely screw it up. I was aware that the headlight switch was weak and like the idea of either a dedicated headlight toggle or the wiring setup that tardis posted. Either way, someone else will be doing it for me :-) . Need to get a hold of a decent used or new switch first.
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