Can't find the stupid turn signal flasher under the dash
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Can't find the stupid turn signal flasher under the dash
The book says it's to the left of the steering column. There's even a picture of it. I don't see it at all.
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The one to the left of the steering column is the hazard one I think. It's clipped onto the backside of the sheet metal and can be seen if you remove the gauge cluster bezel and headlight control switch. You should be able to see the back of the clip hanging on to the sheet metal. Same goes for the OTHER flasher unit on the opposite side. Really all you need to do is find the clip, then reach around to the other side and find it and pull up.
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The one to the left of the steering column is the hazard one I think. It's clipped onto the backside of the sheet metal and can be seen if you remove the gauge cluster bezel and headlight control switch. You should be able to see the back of the clip hanging on to the sheet metal. Same goes for the OTHER flasher unit on the opposite side.
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The one to the left of the steering column is the hazard one I think. It's clipped onto the backside of the sheet metal and can be seen if you remove the gauge cluster bezel and headlight control switch. You should be able to see the back of the clip hanging on to the sheet metal. Same goes for the OTHER flasher unit on the opposite side. Really all you need to do is find the clip, then reach around to the other side and find it and pull up.
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which flasher for LED's??
Can anyone clarify which flasher unit should be used?
this one:
NAPA AUTO PARTS
or this one?
NAPA AUTO PARTS
The difference seems to be 20 mA~25A Vs. 100mA~25A. Thank you, for your help!
this one:
NAPA AUTO PARTS
or this one?
NAPA AUTO PARTS
The difference seems to be 20 mA~25A Vs. 100mA~25A. Thank you, for your help!