Replacement Rocker Switch For Ram Jack With Only 4 Connector Pins
Updated 09/22/2023 | Published 09/21/2023
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Question:
The rocker switch that supplies power to the motor on my RAM power tongue jack 3,500lbs is broken. When I disassembled, I noted that there are only four connection pins on the back. Most of the replacements I’m finding have six pin. Do you happen to know what rocker switch I need?
asked by: Brian T
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Expert Reply:
It sounds like you're looking for the Replacement Light Switch for Electric Trailer Jack with Footplate # EJ-3520-LSW, which only has four connection pins.
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Kevin C
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Replacement Extend/Retract Switch for Lippert Electric Trailer Jack
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