I'm making decent progress on my bike and I thought I was done with the wiring, but I have a couple issues at this point.
1. My friend gave me a headlight/bracket from a '66 Harley. I shortened all the wires and put in a 3-way (lo-off-hi) toggle switch. The problem is in key position 1, the switch works normal. In position 2, the light is on regardless what position the switch is in. Is there any way to get the switch to work as designed in position 2?
2. In sticking with that, I can't get the gauges to light up when the lights are on. I tested the headlight out on my work bench and the gauges did light up, but now I'm not seeing it. Any ideas?
3. I have some extra wires and just want to confirm that I don't need them. There's a black wire that 2 more wires could connect to, and a green wire. I have removed a bunch of stuff like starter, signals, etc. and I thought I got rid of all of the unnecessary wiring, but I want to make sure I'm not missing anything before removing the wires. They're right by the coil and ignition switch wires.
1. My friend gave me a headlight/bracket from a '66 Harley. I shortened all the wires and put in a 3-way (lo-off-hi) toggle switch. The problem is in key position 1, the switch works normal. In position 2, the light is on regardless what position the switch is in. Is there any way to get the switch to work as designed in position 2?
2. In sticking with that, I can't get the gauges to light up when the lights are on. I tested the headlight out on my work bench and the gauges did light up, but now I'm not seeing it. Any ideas?
3. I have some extra wires and just want to confirm that I don't need them. There's a black wire that 2 more wires could connect to, and a green wire. I have removed a bunch of stuff like starter, signals, etc. and I thought I got rid of all of the unnecessary wiring, but I want to make sure I'm not missing anything before removing the wires. They're right by the coil and ignition switch wires.

