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#1126274 09/26/2015 1:41 AM
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Newcomer to vintage PU's, I am sure there in information already concerning best turn signals for 52 Chevy PU. Can some one lease point me in that direction. Thanks from Alaska.

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AK52, an idea to keep in mind. The Dealer put the turn signals on as an option. Some used the parts book and some used other suppliers. So, the idea of "stock" will have to be expanded for this item. The process, involves a "switch" That is the signal Stat. It is available in 2 versions. Integrated and, non-integrated. Integrated, will combine the Brake lights into the turn signal function(just like a modern truck), non-integrated, will keep those functions(brake lights, and turn signal) separate. So for you to decide. Now the parts you will need, and how to do it will depend on how you wan't the truck to look. This is a very good "Tech Tip" check it out: http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/turn_signal.htm


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You can buy the factory dealer installed switches & parts from the specialty suppliers. It will probably run about $125. You can get aftermarket switches for $20 to $40. The factory are self cancelling & the after market are not. I like the cheapy $20 one. It has a nastalgec look.


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Don't the parking light sockets have to be changed to a duo filament type?


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Originally Posted by truckernix
Don't the parking light sockets have to be changed to a duo filament type?
Good point. Yes.


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