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That's what i did. I got a standard metal toggle switch, and then ordered a rubber boot that will screw down on top of it from a marine supply place to keep water out. There's a pic of it in your 'barrel keys' thread.
I really like your switch setup. Any chance you could toss me a pic of the backside with the wiring? I'm familiar with how switches work somewhat, but as to what amp of switch i need and how to hook it up with these harley wires, make me a noob again, lol.
I really like your switch setup. Any chance you could toss me a pic of the backside with the wiring? I'm familiar with how switches work somewhat, but as to what amp of switch i need and how to hook it up with these harley wires, make me a noob again, lol.
I'm locked in the office for the next few days so I'm not going to get a pic soon enough to be of any help, but the fuse for that circuit is 15amp, so I went with a toggle switch rated for 15 amps. The switch will have two male blade connectors on the back of it, you need two female blade connectors to crimp onto your wires- one blue one and one yellow one. The connector that crimps on the single wire fits in a blue one easily, you'll need a yellow one to fit the two wires together in.
I'm sure you can find a 15 amp switch and the female blade connectors locally, they're very common items, but since I wasn't in any hurry I googled marine supply toggle switch and found one that had that rubber boot screwed on top of it.
If you have any other questions I'll help in anyway I can.. but you'll understand without a picture as soon as you have everything in your hands.
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