Rusty, Trying to educate myself about these trucks and need some learning. We all should know how important good grounds are. My question is, if there is a bad ground in the signal light area and the lights are in parallel. How could that make one lamps flash faster than the other? Since electrons or current, like water, follows the path of least resistance I would think the the current would 'bleed off' through the lamp with the good ground, making it brighter than the other. Thanks.
