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#1071497 12/04/2014 2:12 AM
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1948 Chevy 3100 truck
Turn signals- Turn signals were added to my truck at some time and the prior owner said they did work but they don't now. Any advice before I go searching; Is there an inline fuse or a flasher unit?

Heater blower motor- Same thing I do not hear a motor when I use the heat switch; is there an inline fuse? My truck has had the vintage A/C installed so it blocks the blower. I see no control of any kind for this A/C or compressor, etc. How does it work?


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Both of the accessories you list were options, either dealer installed or aftermarket installed by who knows who. How they were wired varies with each installer.

I wrote a turn signal tech tip that should be helpful.

If it has a Vintage Air brand unit it probably has the heater in it. Sounds like some of it is missing. Check their website.


"It's just a phase. He'll grow out of it." Mama, 1964

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