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If the switch works fine with only one headlight plugged in, you can probably get away with wiring up a relay harness to your headlights instead of replacing the switch. Then the current will all be pulled directly from the battery through the relay, instead of putting a load on the headlight switch and tripping the circuit breaker.
 
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almost 70 now at amazon for a delco. i broke the shaft on mine and can't afford that.
Yikes I remember paying around 35 or so at auto zone
you were right it was the switch I went to oreily's and got one for $50 with lifetime. I appreciate you thanks!....

Now next problem my lock switch doesn't actually lock the doors it just makes noise as if it's trying
 

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Does it only do it on one door? or do the other lock switches work?
 

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then either a weak actuator relay that handles all four or the voltage drop over the wiring is kinda high from possible dirty connection or corrosion. try re-seating the aux power fuse and both circuit breakers.
 
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then either a weak actuator relay that handles all four or the voltage drop over the wiring is kinda high from possible dirty connection or corrosion. try re-seating the aux power fuse and both circuit breakers.
worked! thanks.... now i see you are a guru or something i got one more question for right now,
my brake pedal is like 90% soft can you tell me the most common cause for this?
I've been told its as simple as bleeding the brakes or i have a leak in the brake line
 

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air in the lines, maladjusted drum brake adjusters or swelling in the front hoses. if you had a leak you would have to keep on replenishing fluid.
 
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air in the lines, maladjusted drum brake adjusters or swelling in the front hoses. if you had a leak you would have to keep on replenishing fluid.
Ok I'll look into that, can you tell me what that is way at the bottom? It has some corrosion image.jpg image.jpg
 

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