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On 11/24/18 10:44 AM, dave wrote:
> Here is a picture of the blinker switch wires on the wiring diagram.Â
> Â If i connect blue to red/green, i get connectivity with the switch in
> one position.  In the other position i get no connectivity between
> the blue and any other wire.  Is the switch bad? Can anyone tell me
> what the wires are for since i don't see the correlation between the
> diagram and the switch?
Does the switch double as a high beam dip switch? Your wiring diagram
doesn't seem to be for your year TR.
I have a 1960's wire colour use chart which may help.
Brown =always hot
Blue = direct feed from headlamp switch (usually goes to dip switch)
Blue/white usually provides power to high beams.
Brown/blue = power feed to the headlamp switch
Red/green = 4 way flasher circuit?
TeriAnn
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Here is a picture of the blinker switch wires on the wiring
diagram.  If i connect blue to red/green, i get connectivity with
the switch in one position.  In the other position i get no
connectivity between the blue and any other wire.  Is the switch
bad? Can anyone tell me what the wires are for since i don't see
the correlation between the diagram and the switch?<br>
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<p>Does the switch double as a high beam dip switch? Your wiring
diagram doesn't seem to be for your year TR.<br>
</p>
<p>I have a 1960's wire colour use chart which may help.<br>
</p>
<p>Brown =always hot</p>
<p>Blue = direct feed from headlamp switch (usually goes to dip
switch)</p>
<p>Blue/white usually provides power to high beams.</p>
<p>Brown/blue = power feed to the headlamp switch</p>
<p>Red/green = 4 way flasher circuit?<br>
</p>
<p><br>
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<p>TeriAnn<br>
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<br>
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