2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Turn Signal Flasher

[RClark]

A while ago there was a thread about turning up the siound from the flasher.

My Dealer know nothing about it.

Anybody know where it came from?

 

[PHaller]

Go to Radio Shack and buy a Piezo buzzer or chime. Solder the leads to the blades of your flasher. Polarity is important so use a VOM to see which blade is +.

Works great and costs under 5$.

-Paul R. Haller-

 

[DieselDoghouse]

Radio Shacks smallest Piezo can be soldered into the flasher and then stuck to the top of its case with 2-sided. It will still clear the hatch cover on the dash AND should you EVER find that the beeping causes a significant other to make more noise (just kidding honey) you just exchange it temporarily for stock.

 

[NETim]

Huh?

Echange the flasher or the significant other?



Tim

 

[ronco]

If either one bothers you, doesn't that answer your question? LOL

 

[BILLYGEE]

Flashers on later model trucks

Just so you know... thelater year trucks(mine is 2001) have a new and better idea(Like Ford used to advertise) flasher. It's a mini-computerized flasher for both the 4-way hazard type and turn signals and instead of . 99 of a dollar like the old 552 type flashers this new one has a price tag of about $200. so says the 5star man. Mine was replaced under warranty. Oh well!

 

[Motorhead]

RClark, The DRBIII scan tool can activate the chime to sound when the vehicle has gone atleast 1 mile and is traveling at 25mph or above. This is done at the dealer.



BILLYGEE, The flasher is a solid state type and is $55. 00 at DC. Chris

 

[RClark]

Which 2 terminals on the flasher?

Thats a small slot.