I have re gained check gauges and high beams! And got rid of the running lights indicator. Need to figure out what im still missing and get some more bulbs
Check gauges only comes on for a split second when i turn the engine over
If I recall, as mentioned, pulling the lever "back" slightly will "flash" your high-beams, pulling the lever back to the "click" will turn your high beams on (staying on). The turn signal lever was tasked with a lot of things in the early 90's (gone are the small silver foot button for high beams). As mentioned, setting cruise control, pushing the small switch to the middle position, then pushing the button on the end of the lever set your speed. If you tapped your brakes, your cruise control would deactivate, but you could push the small slide in (it's a momentary swith, with a spring to return it to the middle position) it would either resume your set speed, or you could use it by holding it "in" and accelerate your cruise control speed, without touching your gas pedal. The older trucks (I have no idea when the cruise control indicator light became a thing) did not have any indicator your CC was active, but you could look at the switch to see if it was in the "on" position. The turn signal lever was also tasked with your wipers, pushing the "paddle" to the dash, would activate your windshield wiper fluid/wipers. Rotating the bezel to various positions would turn on your windshield wipers with varying speeds. I think there were 5 or 6 positions, with the longest time between wipes for "mist", and increasing to constant wiping wipers (say that 10 times fast) with two speeds, fast, and hypnotic pace...
It only took cleaning the lever a couple of times with some cleaner to remove the lettering, I once did this to my cargo light switch in my old 93 Crew Cab 3500, removing it completely using some "409" cleaner on my dash. I ran right down to the dealer and bought a new button to replace it (with new lettering), and learned to never use anything harsher than water and simple green to clean anything on the dash. Now, all the stuff (cruise) is on the actual steering wheel, with buttons and indicator lights. Though my turn signal lever is still tasked with the windshield wipers (both front and back now). FWIW- I don't have my old CC Dually any longer, but miss it...
