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So I had an issue with the multi-function switch, and when I put the housing back together I said "**** it" and left the high-beam toggle out of the assembly.
I figured this would just not let me switch high beams (not a big deal, I want to do separate high-beams in the near future) but it won't let my regular headlights turn on when I pull the switch out.
I looked into the tech articles and found one about setting up a relay to turn on the low beams when you have high beams on. But this doesn't seem like it would help me since I don't have a signal turning low beams OR high beams on.
How can I modify this relay so that it will let my low beams turn on normally? Also, I suppose I could take out the multifunction switch and TRY to re-assemble it with the high beam piece in it, but how the FLIP do I get it to stay put, and then thread into the housing, while just balanced on the piece of the stick that moves it?!
Need to get this done quick as it is staying darker later and I go into work at 0700.
I figured this would just not let me switch high beams (not a big deal, I want to do separate high-beams in the near future) but it won't let my regular headlights turn on when I pull the switch out.
I looked into the tech articles and found one about setting up a relay to turn on the low beams when you have high beams on. But this doesn't seem like it would help me since I don't have a signal turning low beams OR high beams on.
How can I modify this relay so that it will let my low beams turn on normally? Also, I suppose I could take out the multifunction switch and TRY to re-assemble it with the high beam piece in it, but how the FLIP do I get it to stay put, and then thread into the housing, while just balanced on the piece of the stick that moves it?!
Need to get this done quick as it is staying darker later and I go into work at 0700.