+2 switch I.D.
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Post by: rdssdi » Tue Dec 28, 2004 7:43 pm
I am trying to determine which rocker switch controls which function.
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on. Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I can
determine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on the
wiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary when using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on. Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I can
determine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on the
wiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary when using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
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Post by: Briggs1 » Tue Dec 28, 2004 7:45 pm
Power windows?
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I am trying to determine which rocker switch controls which function.
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on. Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I can
determine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on the
wiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary when
using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
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Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 2:43 PM
To: ***@***.***
Subject: [LotusElan.net] +2 switch I.D.
I am trying to determine which rocker switch controls which function.
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on. Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I can
determine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on the
wiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary when
using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
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Post by: rdssdi » Tue Dec 28, 2004 8:12 pm
Sorry forgot to mention. I have identified the window lift switches. They
are also momentary on - off - momentary on as I have described. But they have
jumpers cross connecting the first and third the terminals.
The switch I need to identify is without jumpers and is also double pole.
The middle function has one spade terminal that is jumped between the poles.
The first position has two spade terminals and the third position is blank
without any connectors.
Bob
1969 Elan +2
are also momentary on - off - momentary on as I have described. But they have
jumpers cross connecting the first and third the terminals.
The switch I need to identify is without jumpers and is also double pole.
The middle function has one spade terminal that is jumped between the poles.
The first position has two spade terminals and the third position is blank
without any connectors.
Bob
1969 Elan +2
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Post by: Briggs1 » Tue Dec 28, 2004 8:14 pm
Ok,
How about windshield washer?
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Sorry forgot to mention. I have identified the window lift switches. They
are also momentary on - off - momentary on as I have described. But they
have
jumpers cross connecting the first and third the terminals.
The switch I need to identify is without jumpers and is also double pole.
The middle function has one spade terminal that is jumped between the
poles.
The first position has two spade terminals and the third position is blank
without any connectors.
Bob
1969 Elan +2
How about windshield washer?
-----Original Message-----
From: ***@***.***lto:***@***.***
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 3:12 PM
To: ***@***.***
Subject: Re: [LotusElan.net] +2 switch I.D.
Sorry forgot to mention. I have identified the window lift switches. They
are also momentary on - off - momentary on as I have described. But they
have
jumpers cross connecting the first and third the terminals.
The switch I need to identify is without jumpers and is also double pole.
The middle function has one spade terminal that is jumped between the
poles.
The first position has two spade terminals and the third position is blank
without any connectors.
Bob
1969 Elan +2
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Post by: types26/36 » Tue Dec 28, 2004 8:18 pm
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Electric radio aerial ? (antenna)
Brian
64Elan/72Sprint/J.P.S.Europa
Electric radio aerial ? (antenna)
Brian
64Elan/72Sprint/J.P.S.Europa
Brian
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72 Sprint FHC
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Post by: Elan45 » Tue Dec 28, 2004 8:37 pm
In my home market +2S, there was a momentay contact switch for headlamps on, but it's been so long now (Oct 86) that I don't remember if there were 2 ons or just one. But I can remember having just the parking light on, so itmust have had two on positions. It was right next to the vacuum switch to raise the headlamp pods, and IIRC, the lights were turned off by dropping the lamp pods.
Roger
I am trying to determine which rocker switch controls which function.
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on. Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I candetermine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on thewiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary when using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
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Roger
I am trying to determine which rocker switch controls which function.
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on. Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I candetermine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on thewiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary when using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
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Post by: Elan45 » Tue Dec 28, 2004 8:38 pm
That too!
Power windows?
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Subject: [LotusElan.net] +2 switch I.D.
I am trying to determine which rocker switch controls which function.
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on. Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I candetermine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on thewiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary when
using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
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Power windows?
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From: ***@***.***lto:***@***.***
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 2:43 PM
To: ***@***.***
Subject: [LotusElan.net] +2 switch I.D.
I am trying to determine which rocker switch controls which function.
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on. Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I candetermine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on thewiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary when
using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
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Post by: niallf » Wed Dec 29, 2004 12:31 am
I'm pretty sure this is the sidelight switch, Which has a momentary down
action for on and up action for off. That's what my +2S130 has.
Niall
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Subject: [LotusElan.net] +2 switch I.D.
I am trying to determine which rocker switch controls which function.
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on.
Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I
can
determine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on
the
wiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary
when using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
action for on and up action for off. That's what my +2S130 has.
Niall
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Sent: 28 December 2004 19:43
To: ***@***.***
Subject: [LotusElan.net] +2 switch I.D.
I am trying to determine which rocker switch controls which function.
I have a rocker switch that is momentary on - off - momentary on.
Momentary
on denotes a spring loaded rocker. What is this switch for? The best I
can
determine is the rear defogger. But I do not see a relay or relays on
the
wiring diagram to perform that function. A relay would be necessary
when using a
momentary switch.
Bob
1969 ELAN +2
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Post by: "e s" » Wed Dec 29, 2004 12:47 am
on the plus two the switches are as follows
wipe is a spdt
wash spst momentary
rear screen spst
fan is spdt
parking lights is a spdt momentary, my guess for this switch, relay is on right side of heater box
warn flash is spst
windows are spdt momentary
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wipe is a spdt
wash spst momentary
rear screen spst
fan is spdt
parking lights is a spdt momentary, my guess for this switch, relay is on right side of heater box
warn flash is spst
windows are spdt momentary
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Post by: "e s" » Wed Dec 29, 2004 12:49 am
Oh and the parking light switch is "center off" as well as the window switches
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