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Hazard Switch Wiring
Avoneer - 20/7/05 at 11:09 AM

Anyone got any good tips for wiring the Hazard switch?

Do I need a 6 pole switch or can I get away with a 2 pole and some trick wiring?

Cheers,

Pat...


jimmyjonga - 20/7/05 at 11:43 AM

i used a double throw, double pole switch, ie 6 terminals.....


james


Avoneer - 20/7/05 at 04:46 PM

So that's what I need.

Just struggling to find a matching toggle switch with such connections.

Pat...


stevebubs - 20/7/05 at 06:39 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Avoneer
So that's what I need.

Just struggling to find a matching toggle switch with such connections.

Pat...


If you can't find a suitable switch then just use a relay which has a two isolated outputs.

S


Avoneer - 20/7/05 at 09:12 PM

Got a quick diagram Steve - struggling to visualise it.

Cheers,

Pat...


jimmyjonga - 21/7/05 at 08:39 AM

hope this diagram helps

but in words - connect the centre terminals of the 6 pole plug to the indicator lamps. connect 2 poles above (or below) centre pins to your hazard flasher. connect the remaining 2 pins to your indicator switch, and then through the indicator switch to your indicator flasher...

the 6 pole plug lets you isolate the hazard and indicator circuits..

try maplin.com (might be .co.uk) i paid about 1.50 for a toggle- you need a double pole double throw (DPDT)

hope this helps

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Avoneer - 21/7/05 at 11:09 AM

Cheers - will look into Maplins when I get home. Just have to find somewhere where I can get 8 various toggle switches that all match and all have rubber covers!

Pat...


jimmyjonga - 21/7/05 at 01:00 PM

thats where i got mine from - and cheap, the only one they dont seem to have is an off/on/on for lights - got that from preimier wiring..

james


Avoneer - 21/7/05 at 04:19 PM

Hi James,

Did the one from Premier look similar?

Or I could use one "Maplin" switch for the sidelights and one "Maplin" switch for the headlighs.

Cheers,

Pat...