Im by no means an electrician or expert, but...and someone correct me if Im worng, On a 4 position switch, you have L,H,D,B. L would be low charge, like around 4 - 6 amps, H wouls be High Charege - 10 - 20 amps. On B or D which is Bright and Dim, youre still running in High Charge, this is a Cutout switch, not a regulator switch. On a 3 postion, all you have is O,D,B, Off, Low and Bright. This is a regualtor switch, since the regualtor controls the batery charge, not the switch. You can use a 4 position switch with a regualtor, but all you need to worry about is the lights, not anything with the regulator. You need to run a wire from the "non battery" side of your amp gauge to the light switch, then from theswitch to your lights. Shoot me an email, Ill try and get you some pics of how mine is wired up on my Cub and it will help you I think.
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