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Use these things piggybacked onto an adjacent switch's illumination connectors

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I wired up a remote spoiler switch a while back, works fine, except there's the switch is not lit at night. Are these lugs supposed to have power to them for the light? If so, how/where do I wire these up to? TIA!

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The light wire is negative polarity , and you can pull it from a near by switch. the connection of the light wire is depended on the switch you have. do you have the one with the spoiler icon? if you can get a clear picture of the bottom of your switch, I might be able to help. in other switches I installed, the top pin is the light input. you might need to connect the bottom on to positive.

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If so, I can tell you that the the connector above the blue wire is positive for illumination and the connector below the yellow wire is negative. I use these things piggybacked onto an adjacent switch's illumination connectors.

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Here's a diagram that I have for doing a garage door opener that identifies each lug;

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Disregard, I found them for everyone else: https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/...E&gclsrc=aw.ds SoCal911t or anyone what are those connectors called that piggyback the electrical terminals? Thanks John

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