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    I got a new shift nob for my auto and I need to know how to hook up my sports button with my new toggle switch, there is a green wire and a black wire that is supose to hook up to the sports button. http://www.tradetouch.com/pimages/ts11.jpg but my switch has 3 things to hook wires up to. One Says power another says acc.(accesorie) and the last is a ground.How do I hook up the switch???Thanks!!!
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    well black is always negative, so hook up the power and negative, and just leave the acc. alone, doesn't sound like it has any use

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      #3
      Thanks for youre help.I apreciate it!!!

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        #4
        Originally posted by pyro_maniac69
        well black is always negative, so hook up the power and negative, and just leave the acc. alone, doesn't sound like it has any use
        "Negative Ghost Rider". The switch completes the circuit between the Power and Accessory posts, so they are the ones that need to be connected to the 'Sport' wires. The Negative post is used to complete the circuit for the light in the switch (uses the Power and Negative).


        EDIT:
        I'm not sure if the 'Sport' button completes the ground side of the circuit, or the power side. So:
        - If one of the two 'Sport' wires is +12v, then connect it to the Power post, with the other wire on the Accessory post, and then connect the Negative post to -12v ("ground").
        - If one of the two 'Sport' wires is -12v, then connect it to the Power post, with the other wire on the Accessory post, and then connect the Negative post to +12v ("power").
        Last edited by DilutedImage; 05-06-2006, 04:56 AM.

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          #5
          THE 3RD THJING ON YOURE SWITCH is so the lil *** light on it lights up. dont use the switch itll break. just go buy one that has 2 and run the wire to them. it doesnt matter wich goes where on that. if you insist on using that 1 show me a better pic and ill tell u wich goes were.

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            #6
            I have the greenv wire hooked up to the power.
            The black wire on the accesorie.
            And I made a ground wire for the ground.

            Does this sound about right?

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              #7
              if its working, I wouldn't worry about anything, cause if their would've been a problem, it would've happened already

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                #8
                Originally posted by SuperTuner12010
                I have the greenv wire hooked up to the power.
                The black wire on the accesorie.
                And I made a ground wire for the ground.

                Does this sound about right?
                Yeah, that should be good. Like pyro said, if there is a problem with it, it wouldv'e already happened.

                The only problem you might have is an un-lit light on the switch. If it's not working, then just hook that ground wire you made up to +12v.

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