I removed the non functioning spot light switch(factory) and would like to replace it with a switch where I can see the indicator light when the lights are on. The factory switch has 4 wires, 2 black, a red and a blue. Any idea what they are for. Do I need to replace it with a 4 pin switch. thanks Jim
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Spot light switch
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
SWITCH
If you are not doing BRP stuff............you can find a matching switch that works that way and only has two connections........................jmho......Mike :bbq:
If you are not doing BRP stuff............you can find a matching switch that works that way and only has two connections........................jmho......Mike :bbq:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
SWITCH
You said it was a non-functioning SWITCH !!!!..... If you re-place the Non-functioning Switch with another Switch ...the new switch will be NON-FUNCTIONING ALSO .....except it will now light -up..... We need more info about your plans ---- at least I do........sorry .....Mike :bbq:
Spot light switch.
When the stock switch worked the light was very faint-I could not see if the lights were on. Then the light on the switch failed so I removed it and would like to replaced it with a non stock switch. Simple toggle switch(on or off) or rocker switch-would like it to be lit. To connect I would use male connectors or what ever the new switch required. I have a replacement switch- Napa- but that only has 3 pins, it does work. I am looking for a switch that has 4 pins and will fit. I am not against using a rectangular switch. What are the 4 wires for? One has to be switched power, one to relay switch, one to light up the switch-and the last one(ground)? Cold in Buffalo so I cannot run the bike to figure this out on it(lights only come on when running) thanks Jim
When the stock switch worked the light was very faint-I could not see if the lights were on. Then the light on the switch failed so I removed it and would like to replaced it with a non stock switch. Simple toggle switch(on or off) or rocker switch-would like it to be lit. To connect I would use male connectors or what ever the new switch required. I have a replacement switch- Napa- but that only has 3 pins, it does work. I am looking for a switch that has 4 pins and will fit. I am not against using a rectangular switch. What are the 4 wires for? One has to be switched power, one to relay switch, one to light up the switch-and the last one(ground)? Cold in Buffalo so I cannot run the bike to figure this out on it(lights only come on when running) thanks Jim
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
SPOT LIGHT ?????
Do you have an RT ????.....and what / where exactly is the " SPOT LIGHT " on your Spyder ???....Mike :bbq:
