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So did you find out what the problem was? Did the lights work with using a jumper wire? Did the switch work? Inquiring minds want to know. Trouble shot the problem before you start replacing parts. If the switch needs to be replaced, I would go with the upgrade to air. Warthog

Your in the right spot. First off there should not be any red wires. Part "B" should be installed onto part "A". And you have the old style switch. This one is hydraulic, the manuals show the new air style switch. You can test the lights by them self. Use a jumper wire across the two leads...