I am trying to fix an existing 3-way lighting problem which existed in the house that I recently bought. 1 switch bascially acted as the "master switch", where as if it was off, the other switch would not work at all. If the master switch was on, then the other switch could be used to turn the lights on and off. I am certainly not an electrician by any means, but know more than enough to know what to do correctly and to code. (Although my terminology might be off a little). Here is my set up with everything disconnected: (I have omitted references to ground (green) wires for simplification) Box 1 contains: - White linked to a white leading to Light-I and to Box 2 - Switch A: --- has a black leading to Light-I and then out to Box 2; --- red leading to Box 2 Box 2 contains: - a red, black and white coming in from Box 1 - a black and white coming in from power source. - a black and white coming from Light-2 - a black, white and red coming from Box 3 Box 3 contains: - Switch B: --- red, black and white going to Box 2 Hope all of that seems clear. Any idea on how it should be properly wired?

I have an existing outdoor light near my front door and a switch inside that controls it. I would like to add 2 more lights, each on either side of my garage door, and have that same switch control all three lights. Are there any load limitations I have to worry about, and what would the switch wiring procedure be? Thanks, James Cole