Head lights will not go up

When I pull out the head light switch the head lights will not go up. I can make them work if I pull down on the switch under my dash. How do I determine where the problem is. Is it in the head light switch or the vaccine. Where do I start to find the problem or should I say isolate. It.

I am sure this relates to the head light issue but when I turn on the heat or air it will only blow on or feet. Will not. Adjust to blow above on dash or defrost.

Thanks for any help anyone can give me.. My email address is
mbarker1647@msn.com


Mike

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Head lights will not go up
by: Jay

I have a 1975 and the headlights and heater controls are all on vacuum. if you have to pull the plug under the dash it and you can't change the heater direction I would strongly suspect that you have a vacuum leak somewhere. Hope this helps

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