DodgeForum.com
This is just showing it all back together. It works 100% all the plastic piece are from the Dodge Durango. You will utilize the heat sink from the dodge Durango. Internally, you will use the Dodge ram headlights circuit controls see the picture above
This is just showing it all back together. It works 100% all the plastic piece are from the Dodge Durango. You will utilize the heat sink from the dodge Durango. Internally, you will use the Dodge ram headlights circuit controls see the picture above
0 2024/05/10 14:11:23
Basically, all I did was utilize the back half of the Dodge Durango switch, and the plastic cover piece with the Dodge Durango heat sink. I also use the dimmer switch out of the Durango. However, my headlight switch is my original.
Basically, all I did was utilize the back half of the Dodge Durango switch, and the plastic cover piece with the Dodge Durango heat sink. I also use the dimmer switch out of the Durango. However, my headlight switch is my original.
0 2024/05/10 14:11:19
This is the backside of your actually headlight switch. This is very delicate to put together in fact the springs as you can see in the top middle go inside. There is a cylinder piece of copper that sits on those springs and has held in contact with a circuit board just through the entire component being put back together A note here is the Durango does not use the bottom contact point so you will have to take out the screen in the contact from the old switch and put it in to the Durango switch
This is the backside of your actually headlight switch. This is very delicate to put together in fact the springs as you can see in the top middle go inside. There is a cylinder piece of copper that sits on those springs and has held in contact with a circuit board just through the entire component being put back together A note here is the Durango does not use the bottom contact point so you will have to take out the screen in the contact from the old switch and put it in to the Durango switch
0 2024/05/10 14:11:15
Just showing most of the pieces together
Just showing most of the pieces together
0 2024/05/10 14:11:10
The one on the left is the original heat sink The one on the right is a dodge Durango heat sink The circuits for your dome light and dimming are exactly the same
The one on the left is the original heat sink The one on the right is a dodge Durango heat sink The circuits for your dome light and dimming are exactly the same
0 2024/05/10 14:11:06
Top is dodge ram headlight switch Bottom is dodge Durango headlight switch The fog light circuit breaker is white, kept blowing my park lamp fuse
Top is dodge ram headlight switch Bottom is dodge Durango headlight switch The fog light circuit breaker is white, kept blowing my park lamp fuse
0 2024/05/10 14:11:02
0 2024/05/10 14:08:11
0 2024/05/10 14:08:07
0 2024/05/10 14:08:03
All together
All together
0 2024/05/10 14:07:59
Left: Ram Right: Durango
Left: Ram Right: Durango
0 2024/05/10 14:07:54
Up top is the original Ram Headlswitch Bottom is a Dodge Durango headlight switch same year. The Fog light circuit is the problem and kept blowing park lamp fuses.
Up top is the original Ram Headlswitch Bottom is a Dodge Durango headlight switch same year. The Fog light circuit is the problem and kept blowing park lamp fuses.
0 2024/05/10 14:07:50
Driver Side Mount Outside View. The passenger side, a hole lined up with the new core and I reamed it a little bit and it fit perfect for me. YMMV. I also put a few self tappers above on the passenger side for good measure.
Driver Side Mount Outside View. The passenger side, a hole lined up with the new core and I reamed it a little bit and it fit perfect for me. YMMV. I also put a few self tappers above on the passenger side for good measure.
0 2024/05/06 16:49:44
Driver Side Core Mount from inside view. Used the old brace that I cut off and was able to utilize it.
Driver Side Core Mount from inside view. Used the old brace that I cut off and was able to utilize it.
0 2024/05/06 16:49:39
Fitting the Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement AKA Dash Mounting
Fitting the Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement AKA Dash Mounting
0 2024/05/06 16:12:38
Steering Column Shimmed
Steering Column Shimmed
0 2024/05/06 16:12:35
Shimmed Steering Column with 1/8" Alignment Shims. Thanks Harbor Freight
Shimmed Steering Column with 1/8" Alignment Shims. Thanks Harbor Freight
0 2024/05/06 16:12:31
Instrument Cluster Fitment (it's tight but it works)
Instrument Cluster Fitment (it's tight but it works)
0 2024/05/06 16:12:26
Instrumental Cluster Fitment on Steering Column
Instrumental Cluster Fitment on Steering Column
0 2024/05/06 16:12:23
Similiar Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement and the red circles are where we cut off
Similiar Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement and the red circles are where we cut off
0 2024/05/06 16:12:20
1999 Jeep Cherokee XJ Sport A/C Heat Climate Control Unit 55037426AD
1999 Jeep Cherokee XJ Sport A/C Heat Climate Control Unit 55037426AD
0 2024/05/06 16:12:16
Longer view of Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement
Longer view of Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement
0 2024/05/06 16:12:13
Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement Cut and where it sits
Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement Cut and where it sits
0 2024/05/06 16:12:11
Mocked Up Wire Placement
Mocked Up Wire Placement
0 2024/05/06 16:12:10
Drivers Side top Dash Gap
Drivers Side top Dash Gap
0 2024/05/06 16:12:06
Driver Side Dash Gap only visible with Door Open
Driver Side Dash Gap only visible with Door Open
0 2024/05/06 16:12:01
Temporary A/C Ducts
Temporary A/C Ducts
0 2024/05/06 16:11:58
Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement Cut and where it sits
Instrument Panel Metal Reinforcement Cut and where it sits
0 2024/05/06 16:11:56
New Fuse Block Location
New Fuse Block Location
0 2024/05/06 16:11:55
0 2024/05/03 12:47:02
0 2024/05/03 12:46:57