High/low beam toggle

[brrgy]

The only toggle I have left that has 2 positions for high and low beam...has 6 small pins(2-rows of 3). My wiring harness has only 3 wires (high beam, low beam, switch) and they have large spade connectors.
I could split and put 2 connectors on each wire or should I have received a 3 spade 2 position toggle from FFR????
Thanks!

[scottiec]

I could be wrong, because I did the base kit. But you need a 2 position 3 spade. It is a Single Throw Double Pole switch. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[alv69]

that's the switch for the hazard flashers

[AC Bill]

Perhaps they don't provide a switch for the high/low? Some builders use the more traditional foot switch for that purpose. That switch might be for hazard lights?

[scottiec]

the six prong switch is for the flashers. If using the RF harness, you will have 4 wires going to it.

[Papa]

The only toggle I have left that has 2 positions for high and low beam...has 6 small pins(2-rows of 3). My wiring harness has only 3 wires (high beam, low beam, switch) and they have large spade connectors.
I could split and put 2 connectors on each wire or should I have received a 3 spade 2 position toggle from FFR????
Thanks!

From left to right: turn signal, hi/lo beam, hazard flasher

By the way, I ended up using a floor mounted hi/lo beam switch - details in my build thread.

[cgundermann]

that's the switch for the hazard flashers

Correct, I have an early MK4 basic kit and purchased the RF wiring kit from FFR and that switch is for the hazards.

Chris

[Big Blocker]

IF that's the only switch you have left, you can use it (or get another 3 prong type), just wire one side only.

Doc

[brrgy]

Thanks for the responses guys!!!
I was shorted the high/low beam switch and FFR is mailing one out.