You should be able to supply voltage to the output from the flasher unit and light the bulb unless there's a wiring issue or it's routed through the multifunction switch like on a GM.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(187sks @ Sep 29 2008, 09:26 PM) </div><div class='quotemain'>You should be able to supply voltage to the output from the flasher unit and light the bulb unless there's a wiring issue or it's routed through the multifunction switch like on a GM.</div>


equally as frustrating.... out of shear curiosity i plugged my factory flasher unit in... the signals worked!!! the hazards still don't work and stop the signals from working when engaged, but I don't care. the new one i got was the same voltage, some other specs must have been out of tolerance... Must have did something right after i got the new flasher.


oh well, i am so glad this adventure is over, for now. Some day i will pursue the hazard issue. I am off to get some dominoes chicken kickers and a six pack of corona partytime.gif ...

Glad you got the turn signals working at least. smile.gif

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