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Default Navigation light switch problems

On 23 Jul 2006 15:55:40 -0700, "GB"
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The navigation light switch on my boat failed and I bought a new pull
two station switch with six places to connect the wires from the
red-green front lights and the white light in the rear. I need some
advice on how to re-wire the new switch.



Use an ohmmeter to determine which terminals are connected for each
switch position, and use that information to determine you should wire
it.


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