you need to replace the high/low beam switch
I can only answer for the 1995 the switch is a roller type located to the left of the sterring wheel roll it out of detent and voila you have it !
The fog lights are turned on by pressing the fog light button on the headlight switch. On my truck, you have to pull the switch out that turns the regular lights on.
if it's on the sterring column you have to remove the steering wheel with a puller. Remove the turn signal plate and there is a pin or bolt holding the lock cyl that has to be pushed or removed. There is another tool required to compress the spring when reinstalling the sterring wheel. most auto parts have the cylinders and tools.
Airbag disableTurn the sterring wheel to the straight ahead position, place the ignition switch in lock, remove the key, then remove the airbag fuse from the fuse block. Remove the knee bolster and sound insulator panel below the instrument panel. Unplug the yellow connector position assurance (CPA) sterring column harness connector at the base of the steering column.
Excuse spelling...ing switch is on the sterring collum under dash . you want to remove the key clyender iI take it ?you can go to dealer with your vin no and proof you own the truck and thay will cut you a key..If not you will have to dissemble the sterring wheel and the guts to remove it ..a good auto tech can do this for an hours labor or so ...good luck As far as I can tell, you do not need a key to remove the ignition switch. Details here: http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?ForwardPage=/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/0b/ca/7f/0900823d800bca7f.jsp
Make sure that the sterring colum is not in a bind all so see if you have a switch release on the side of the sterring colum and depress and turn the switch to off position make sure the switch has a release lever on the side of the sterring colum if so depress it and turn off the switch
it can only remove by hardware solution. u can remove them 4m the board.
pull on the light switch after you have turned on the regular lights. answer by pgmr
yes
i have never been able to get it out without messing up the colum it easier just to replace the sterring colume
it depends on the year but it will be in the left side of the sterring weel it will most likely be a pull switch or a turn nob
Well this depends on the vehicle, some are located on the sterring colom next to the bottom, if its colom shift, if it has a floor shifter in it it can be in the consol under the shifter, or located on the transmission itself. Well this depends on the vehicle, some are located on the sterring colom next to the bottom, if its colom shift, if it has a floor shifter in it it can be in the consol under the shifter, or located on the transmission itself.