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Old 10-02-2006, 09:36 AM   #1
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I have a problem with the dash wiring on my '94 Adventurer. All the lighting for the auxilary swithes(radio aux/main, generator start/stop, rear heater, aux batteries, dash heater controls, etc) come on with the ignition. All the other dash lights (speedo, all gauges, headlight switch) work off the headlight switch/dimmer.


Does anybody know why and how do I get them all to work off dash light dimmer?

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I have a problem with the dash wiring on my '94 Adventurer. All the lighting for the auxilary swithes(radio aux/main, generator start/stop, rear heater, aux batteries, dash heater controls, etc) come on with the ignition. All the other dash lights (speedo, all gauges, headlight switch) work off the headlight switch/dimmer.


Does anybody know why and how do I get them all to work off dash light dimmer?
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