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I have to agree with the Frankster, I DONT THINK ITS WIRED CORRECT.... The fact the lights ONLY come on in D tells you right off somethings astray..... If youre not sure of the switch you have you have to ohm it out to figure out what terminals are doing what and in which switch position they are closing and figue out where that dimming resistor comes into play. Its not really that hard to figure if you have a continuity checker and take notes as to what happens to a terminal in what position. The switch has to have a BAT input terminal that receives power from an ammeter or VR,,,,, ,,,it has to have an I ignition terminal that powers up the coil in any n all positions other then OFF,,,,, ,,then light terminals buttttt ttttt ttt in the D position the resistor is in the circuit but NOT in brights. A picture is worth a thouand words so take Franks picture and a tester and it should be easy to figure it out and ifffff fffff???? you have the right switch wire it as it needs to be to work even if that isnt how you understod the manual.....should be a PIECE OF CAKE Let us know what happens Best Wishes n Happy New Year John T
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