Gary at Gasautosystems says the unit he sells will detect even a lane change. That would be an elegant way to go if all you are doing is installing a kit that shut the blinker off after the turn. We just need to figure out how to emulate a momentary switch using the SS900. There are things out there like latching relays, etc to do it.

My problem is I am spread too thin right now to give it my undivided attention. I am replacing the floor in my 1953 3100. But upon further investigation, the floor is the easy part!

I would love to incorporate the ability to return the switch to neutral, but maybe this is a "take it in steps" proposition. I just wanted to see if the brain trust here at Stovebolt had any interest and I can always use your knowledge. So far, great responses and maybe with further brainstorming, we can get something cooked up.

This is not just for old guys that are hard of hearing. Anyone younger than 50 has been using self canceling systems all their life and would be lost not having it. As with everything else I do, I am happy to share it as a Tech Tip. If the Gods around here would want it, I would write it up so anyone can do it. Only fair since the ideas come from the collaboration.


Deve

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