Hazzard/Headlight/Wiper Wiring Help - Centech

[GrillMaster]

Just finished installing my Centech and have three issues-

Hazzard - I don't have the original switch, How do I wire to a standard toggle?

Headlight - I drilled a hole to install but seems like you need some kind of spacer behind the dash so you can snug it up. 1/2" inch or so. Anyone?

Wiper - Hooked the main three wires and they work fine but they don't park.. When I hook up the park wire they don't work.

 

[Explorer]

1) You can buy a stock hazard switch from JBG, others I'm sure
2) Yes there is a spacer, I have an extra if you need it
3) Have to get back to you on that. I sold the last Bronco I did and didn't have a problem. Doing another now, but not that far along. Well as I remember the 4 wires matched up and extra black was a ground to windshield frame.

 

[GrillMaster]

Thanks! PMed you. Im trying to figure out how to rig to a standard toggle but a stock replacement is a 2nd as well.

 

[travis77]

I like how you spell hazard light like Dukes of Hazzard.

 

[rekoj71]

I'm not near my Bronco right now (stationed overseas) but I wanted the standard toggle for my hazard lights, and using a multimeter on my original switch I figured out that I needed a 4 pole single throw switch. I don't remember how I was going to wire it but did figure it could be done. A decent amp rated 4 pole switch though is not exactly something that a normal hardware store sells. I think I paid $6 special order from a switch company for mine, but I was trying to make it match the rest of my custom dash. The 4 poles was due to the fact that each light (FL, FR, RL, RR) had to be kept separate.

 

[GrillMaster]

Yeah... Too much Daisy Duke must have rotted my brain lol!

REKOJ71 - if you have the link to the switch it would help me out. I can't seem to find one but I'm not quite sure what I'm looking for either??

4 pole switch, how many amps?