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  1. 20th December 2017, 07:24 PM #1
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    Column switch’s on RRC

    What are the 2 switch’s on the left hand side of the steering column below the stalks? There are also 2 plug type duvas below the switch’s, what are they for?
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  2. 20th December 2017, 08:05 PM #2
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    They are power sockets, I think one of the switches is for the sockets and the other is interior light .
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    One switch is for your parkers and headlights, the sockets are live 12V for an accessory lead light, looks like this



    I use mine to plug in the solar panel charger that lives on the dash.
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    The plug has a large and small hole but if you carefully drill out the small hole to the size of the large hole , you can use banana plugs like used on multimeters.
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    Bewdy, Thanks fellas
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    What year are we talking, my 81 had a small sliding switch near those sockets not the light stalk.
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  7. 21st December 2017, 06:43 AM #7
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    Year is 77, the 2 sliding switch’s are the ones I’m talking about. There are 2 stalks on either side of the Column as well.
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    One switch is for the interior lights, and the other is for the dash lights. Though I've never worked out why you'd want to turn off your dash lights . . . unless you're hunting?

    The four stalks should be for headlights, wipers, fog lights, and combination signals/horn/flash/high beam. So I guess your mystery two should fit in there somewhere. Best to post a photo.
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