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Hi guys, just asking here what those interruptor and hole were intended for.? Are they made post production.?
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What’s that for.?
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Could be for rotating amber warning light (convoy light)
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You mean the left socket.? How about the right switch.? Aftermarket.?
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I was referring to the switch only.
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Oh! OK. Does it looks original to the truck..? I will ask my friend (previous owner) and maybe he knows something about it.
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Not original.
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That’s what it looked to me
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Looks to me like a light switch that was added later. 99.9% of all toggle switches I've seen that Uncle Sugar installed had a tag explaining its function.
This is a switch for floodlights from a bridging truck:
This is a switch for floodlights from a bridging truck:
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That makes sense and the switch moves in the same directions. Can I get somewhere the plate behind.? Where the floodlights were located.?
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On a bridge truck they were located on the "headache" rack behind the cab.
On my deuce, I mounted them on the rear with the swivels to act as reverse lights/rear floods.
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Thanks for the help and info Ken.! I will check those switches and plugs and see what I do.