Sourcing Headlight Switch

[Woody O]

I have a 2006 Monaco Dynasty. I've noticed several times now that when I pull the headlight switch, all the lights come on except the headlights. Play with switch a little and the headlights come on. So, I went to parts list and all I saw was I think, a 1974 series headlight switch. So, has anyone replaced their switch in a 2006 coach? If so, do you still have the part number?

Thanks,

Woody O

[DavidL]

You might spray some WD40 into the switch and on / off / dimmer a bit to clean the contacts.

If that doesn't work, then you will have the switch so you can take a picture or get a part number of of it for finding one.

[Tim-AZ]

Mine is a 78-84 chevy pickup or van 3/4 ton. I wired in a relay to just run the headlights after the factory one melted. 

Tim

[Bykerboy]

Replaced mine on my 2006 Monaco Knight.  It is an OEM Chevrolet part:

 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000C9SAJC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[wamcneil]

Before you start the work, watch a YouTube video on changing the Chevy switch. There’s a button on the switch housing to release the shaft that’s not super intuitive. And you’re working behind the dash without clear sight. 
Cheers

Walter

[VinceB]

On 11/21/2022 at 6:12 AM, DavidL said:

You might spray some WD40 into the switch and on / off / dimmer a bit to clean the contacts.

If that doesn't work, then you will have the switch so you can take a picture or get a part number of of it for finding one.

I'd go with spray contact cleaner - it won't leave an oily residue nor gather dust & lint, etc.