QTEC cutout open/close switch...
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QTEC cutout open/close switch... I have everything but the switch. What kind of switch do I need? There are many to choose from and want to make sure I get the right one. Do I need a 2 position, 3 position, momentary etc? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by glennhl
I have a street pro cutout and it uses a three position momentary switch.
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or a fixed 3 position. Keep it in the middle(closed). Flip it up until it's open, the flip back to middle. Then when you want it closed, flip it down until it's closed, then back to the middle...?
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Originally Posted by slow
You need a DPDT switch wired up for reversing for a electric cutout.
the convertible top works like this, so that works great, so does a window switch
Ryan
the convertible top works like this, so that works great, so does a window switch
Ryan
