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Ordsgt · 07-15-2021, 09:26 PM

My 1930 Tudor was working fine and all the lights worked as they should. I installed new reflectors and my problems began. Had ground issues and then my switch came apart. A friend gave me two new ones he had and the first one had all the lights going on at the wrong positions. I put the 2nd switch on and it worked as it should but could not get power to the high beam. Compared the two switches and found the first was assembled wrong 180 out. Ordered 2 new US made switches and both will not send power to high beam. Checked the wire to the high beam and no voltage. The wiring harness was replaced in September last year. I am stumped.
My friend who has a couple of As has the exact same problem on one of his.
Any Ideas?
Thanks
Des

07-15-2021, 09:26 PM	#1
Ordsgt Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2020 Location: Yorktown Virginia Posts: 181	Light issue My 1930 Tudor was working fine and all the lights worked as they should. I installed new reflectors and my problems began. Had ground issues and then my switch came apart. A friend gave me two new ones he had and the first one had all the lights going on at the wrong positions. I put the 2nd switch on and it worked as it should but could not get power to the high beam. Compared the two switches and found the first was assembled wrong 180 out. Ordered 2 new US made switches and both will not send power to high beam. Checked the wire to the high beam and no voltage. The wiring harness was replaced in September last year. I am stumped. My friend who has a couple of As has the exact same problem on one of his. Any Ideas? Thanks Des