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11-26-2018
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Olive Branch,MS
Posts: 291
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Backup Light Switch
I've searched but I can't find the answer. Does the switch have a washer on it?
I placed a jumper wire across the plug and the lights came on. I also tried to test the switch but don't know if how I went about it was correct. I set my meter to ohms and when I pushed the ball in it read different amounts depending on how far you pushed the ball in. If i barely pushed it in it would read 9 or so ohms the farther in the plunger went the less ohms. I tried oiling the switch but it still didn't work. I though if it was reading ohms it was good but what do I know. Help! Thanks 
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11-26-2018
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 Join Date: May 2007
Location: Addison IL
Posts: 250
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Re: Backup Light Switch
The switch does not have a washer and does not need sealer.
Your resistance measurements indicate that the switch is defective. It should snap to one ohm or less consistently. |
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11-26-2018
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Olive Branch,MS
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Re: Backup Light Switch
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11-27-2018
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Addison IL
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Re: Backup Light Switch
I don't have the OE style switch. GM discontinued them long ago. This was the GM PN. 10159402. Eckler's has the version with the connector on wires.
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11-27-2018
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Olive Branch,MS
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Re: Backup Light Switch
Ok thanks, I ordered one from them yesterday.
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Linear Mode
