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So, it won't light up. It is a 12V 20 Amp and has the three prongs, Power, Acc, and ground. The switch itself powers a 12V solenoid off a 12V battery but it won't light up.
Is there not enough resistance? Does the actual LED need less voltage (2 or 3 volts?).
I don't see a wiring diagram on it but if someone could provide one with the necessary connections and extra parts that would be nice!
nope it should be fine with 12v just check grounds sometimes the ground in no good and it wont light
other times its no power to the switch does the thing its hooked up to work? if so its a bad ground
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