Windsor Monaco 40PST Headlight switch
During our first trip to FL, I realized that the headlight switch is not working correctly. 1. It was quite hot (or at least very warm) to touch 2. The knob that would adjust brightness of gauges,...
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Yes, there should be a large-gauge wire to the front. A good place to look is on the battery side of the ignition solenoid.
Install an in-line fuse, then large gauge wire from there to the new relay. Use the existing wiring from switch as the "signal" to close the relay. If there is little voltage drop between relay "out" to light elements, use existing wire. If more than .2 VDC drop, consider running larger gauge wire from relay to lights.
Install an in-line fuse, then large gauge wire from there to the new relay. Use the existing wiring from switch as the "signal" to close the relay. If there is little voltage drop between relay "out" to light elements, use existing wire. If more than .2 VDC drop, consider running larger gauge wire from relay to lights.
