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> why does my head lights go up when I push in my light switch?
buck toenges
post Mar 11 2007, 11:14 AM
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I have looked at the diagrams, hooked up the light switch accordingly and still my head lights go up when I push in my switch in and they go down when I pull the switch out!
I have tried different headlight relays and still the same thing. Where do I go from here?
1) could switch be bad?
2) Could the harness get mixed up at? the fuse box? the head light motors them selves? At the relay connection? Could I have something hooked incorrectly other then the switch itself?

It is a 10 pin switch and the car is a 72.

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Buck
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buck toenges
post Mar 11 2007, 12:27 PM
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Here is another wierd part of this dilemma. When the ignition key is not turned on the hazzard switch works fine. It works when you pull out the switch BUT when you turn the ignition then the hazzard lights come on when you push in the switch. Works the way they should when the key is out but it works back wards when you turn the key on. Think the ignition switch is wired wrong?
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