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Some Idiot
introduced the bulb possibility - and I've been stuck on it since. (Some people never listen. Nor read.)
I reckon replace the switch unless you are sure that is normal behavior - otherwise it seems to be failing.
Do you have specs on it, or a model number etc?
It sounds like it has over 60 Ohms resistance!

pilot makes the setup all i used is the pressure switch and i can use it to trigger -or+ doesnt matter to me send power by +trigger to relay or send power by switching ground on relay im ok with wiring just not sure about npn transistors or how they work i found a prouduct from (pie) called cyclops that in basic basic form is a relay that will switch with very low ac or dc or audio nice stuff but kind of bulky
sorry about the pic not to good wit posting
What do you want to switch?
[Is it still window motors? If so, do you know the circuit required - ie, 2 relays per window? And what Amperage is the motor?]
I'm thinking why use a transistor & a relay if a transistor else FET alone will do it?
I'd also like to ask ytf use that switch....???!!
