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f100matt
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headlight switch

Post by f100matt »

How do i remove the knob on the headlight switch to remove the switch?
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63lokinup
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Post by 63lokinup »

lets see , on the body of the switch there is a button....push it in and the steam will pull right out.......



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Rosati
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Post by Rosati »

But you need to unhook the harness from the switch first or your lights will stay on!
Pull the headlight switch on, all the way.
Now push in the metal button behind the dash, located on the metal body of the unit.
Pull on the knob and it should pull right out. You may have to wiggle it a bit.
While you have the hang of it, go ahead and push it back in and remove it a couple of times. I can be a bit finicky until you get the feel for it.
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Post by shawns fords »

you should disconnect the battery first lol. I know nobody does that but you really really should. some of my electrical burns are gone but some will never go away.
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Post by ICEMAN6166 »

:iagree:
especially important on the early trucks with the fuses on the light switch.
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