All Turn lights changed to LED

[vpearce]

An incandescent dashboard light is still needed for enough resistance to make the flash work. Todd spent about 2 hours running through all the wiring to figure that out.

 

[jim kanomata1]

There are resistors just for that application, find it at any auto parts of
call us.

> An incandescent dashboard light is still needed for enough resistance to
> make the flash work. Todd spent about 2 hours running through all the
> wiring to figure that out.
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[Keith V]

Just get an LED flasher and do it right. It will have a separate ground wire.
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There are resistors just for that application, find it at any auto parts of
call us.

> An incandescent dashboard light is still needed for enough resistance to
> make the flash work. Todd spent about 2 hours running through all the
> wiring to figure that out.
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[dave markus]

This is the one that I used:

EF32RLNP LED Compatible Turn Signal Flasher Relay
http://smile.amazon.com/dp/B01GIU9M0Y

Still working OK after four years...

>Just get an LED flasher and do it right. It will have a separate ground wire.
>________________________________
>From: Jim Kanomata
>Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2021 4:06 PM
>To: gmclist
>Subject: [GMCnet] Re: All Turn lights changed to LED
>
>There are resistors just for that application, find it at any auto parts of
>call us.
>

>
> > An incandescent dashboard light is still needed for enough resistance to
> > make the flash work. Todd spent about 2 hours running through all the
> > wiring to figure that out.
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>Jim Kanomata ASE
>Applied/GMC, Newark,CA
>jimk
>http://www.gmcrvparts.com
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Dave
Ann Arbor, MI.
73 Sequoia (26'/455/EbH/RwI/ThH/HEI/TBI/160°/3.42/100A/Q55G)
99 Gillig 36' Low Floor Bus (work in progress)

 

[Ken B]

I also have used a variable load flasher.
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76 Palm Beach
Hebron, Indiana

 

[LarryW]

This is what I went to. Give audible signal so after changing lanes you don't drive the next 20 miles with turn signal on.

https://www.turnalarm.com
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Larry
78 Royale w/500 Caddy
Menomonie, WI.