HaphazardDamage Posted February 18 Report Share Posted February 18 Trying to replace this switch, but my old switch has more wires than the new one. Any help appreciated Old one: New One: You can ignore where the pins in the new one are, as I thought I could beep test the old unit and sort out the pins on the new one. If more images are needed or any further explanation, I am happy to answer. Also prepared to be told I bought the wrong one, despite my best efforts. Quote Link to comment
datzenmike Posted February 18 Report Share Posted February 18 There were 4 headlight dimmer/turn signal switches over the run of the 620. '73-'74, '75-'77, '78 and '79. The last two are the only ones with a 10 pin connector. If you have a '78 that is likely a '79 switch. The difference is in the dimmer switch. The '79 hi/low beam switch allows a 'flash to pass' even with the headlights off. Can you post a picture of the backs of both plugs showing the wire colors? Perhaps it can be modified by moving a pin or connecting two wires. Quote Link to comment
HaphazardDamage Posted February 18 Author Report Share Posted February 18 Sure, like I said though the new plug is already dissembled Old Plug top: Old Plug Bottom: New Plug: Backs of the switch themselves (new one is installed, so harder to take a picture of) Old one: New One: At this point I am starting to think they are too different. Old one has more "blinker" leads and the new one has more "high/low beam" leads. At this rate I'm going to have a truck load of parts that don't fit my truck. 😆 Quote Link to comment
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