Part Number: 3600 / 3650
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4 clips hold switch in. 2 clips are
shown above.
Connect wire tap to pin # 14 shown by
solid black dot above.
Cut the gray wire (pin#14) 2 inches
from the connecter as shown.
2.
You will notice that at the bottom left corner of the switch panel there is a tab with a screw at the
end. The screw will need to be removed with a 7mm socket or adjustable wrench. Save for re-
attachment later.
3.
Very carefully remove the switch panel. Start loosening the panel at the bottom left and work your
way up – do your best to pull straight out. The switch panel is held on with 4 clips. These will
make a ‘popping sound’ when they unclip – this is normal.
4.
Unplug the head light switch panel and remove from vehicle.
5.
The head light switch is removed from the switch panel by depressing 4 tabs around the base of
the switch. The switch will then come out of the switch panel. See picture 13 above.
6.
Install the new switch into the switch panel. It should snap into place with very little force.
7.
Felt electrical tape is wrapped around the bundle of wires that plugs into the switch. Carefully pull
back the tape several inches so you have better access to individual wires.
At this point we will connect the green wire from the fog light wiring harness to the correct wire
behind the headlight switch connector. Take a look at the back of the headlight switch connector
(where the wires enter – also called the wire end). You’ll notice that on each corner of the connector
there is a number which designates the number of each wire. The top row is for pin numbers 1 through
8, the bottom row is for pin numbers 9 through 16. See picture 14 which illustrates the wire end of the
connector.
8.
Locate pin #14 which is a solid gray wire. See picture 14 for the proper location of the wire.
BEWARE – there is another gray wire in the wire bundle. Be sure you have the correct wire.
9.
Carefully cut the wire 2 inches from the switch connector. Before cutting, double check to make
sure you are cutting the correct wire. This step is necessary for the fog lights to function properly.
See picture 15.
10.
Now, strip 1/4” of insulation from the gray wire. You can do this with a wire stripping tool, or
very carefully remove the insulation with a razor blade. If you use a razor blade, be careful not to
cut through the copper wire. See picture 16.
11.
Locate the Posi-lock connector on the end of the green wire. It is red in color. Unscrew end cap.
12.
Slide the red end cap onto the gray wire that runs into the headlight switch connector. Now
carefully screw the red posi-lock connector back onto the red cap. Give it a gentle tug to make
sure it is secure. See picture 17 & 18.
13.
Locate the gray wire cap in the parts bag. Unscrew the cap.
14.
Slide the other end of the gray wire you cut into the cap and screw cap closed. Give it a gentle tug
to make sure it is secure. This will properly cover the exposed end without the need for electrical
tape. See picture 18.
15.
Plug head lamp switch wiring into your new OEM head lamp switch.
16.
Re-install the head lamp switch panel into the dash.
