help me bypass the IP dimmer control
08-06-2012, 04:29 PM
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help me bypass the IP dimmer control okay guys. in my 99 TA my ip dimmer fuse keeps blowing the second i put the parking lights on. i know its the circuit board on the dimmer switch. i unplug the switch and fuse stays good. i have a custom toggle switch with red LED. i would love to replace the dimmer with. i dont care anything about having the lights dimmed. i always run them full current anyway. the switch i have is 3 prong +, -, and ground. but there are 4 wires going into the stock switch. 2 hot wires (olive color & brown), and also a black is -,and green is ground (i think). i can find about 4 different ways to hook up on my new switch that the LED on it illuminates and it makes the interior lights switch on. but i cannot for the life of me get any of the HVAC or gauge lights to come on. i know the bulbs are good. ive looked at them. PLZ HELP!
08-06-2012, 08:54 PM
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the stock IP dimer will need the circuit board replaced. only place i know to get one of them is GM or a junk yard. and my fuse was poping with the stock switch. but not the case with the new toggle switch. but then again i doubt im wiring it correctly. and i will say when i turned the dimmer down on the stock switch, the fuse would NOT blow. but at the same time the lights were not on at all either.
08-07-2012, 06:44 AM
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the stock IP dimer will need the circuit board replaced. only place i know to get one of them is GM or a junk yard. and my fuse was poping with the stock switch. but not the case with the new toggle switch. but then again i doubt im wiring it correctly. and i will say when i turned the dimmer down on the stock switch, the fuse would NOT blow. but at the same time the lights were not on at all either.
If you turn the dimmer switch to full-on and then turn on the parking lights, do you also pop the fuse?
