Jimmy Jams WOT switch
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I recently got a Jimmy Jams WOT switch and I was wondering what wires go to each of the 3 electrical connections cause most other WOT switches I've seen only have 2 electrical connections.
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One side is (+)12v, one side is (-), and the center is the lead you want switched between 12v (on) and ground (off). You can share a common (+) and (-) for all the buttons on the switch panel.
Edit - oops, I thought you meant the switch panel. I don't have their WOT switch, sorry...
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Edit - oops, I thought you meant the switch panel. I don't have their WOT switch, sorry...
Rob (Bad30th)
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I have one also, they have 3 terminals one on the very bottom (underneath) and the 2 on the side. You must use the bottom for one side and one of the 2 uppers for the other side (im using the center terminal). Not sure which side of the switch completes the circut but you can test it with a test light. I think its the 2 uppers that complete the circut when the switced is pressed/WOT, and constant 12v goes to the very bottom.