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I have a Yankee 960 4 wire turn signal set up and I want to hook it back up. What type of flasher do I need and how do I test the system before hooking it up? Thanks! It's still a 6 volt neg ground .

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I would guess a 4 wire would be one wire for flasher input, one for pilot light, one for both left lights and one for both right lights. If so it needs a 3 prong flasher it you want the pilot light to work.

This tech tip tells how to determine what wire is what.


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That is a good looking Art Deco switch. 4 wire switch works with separate turn signal lights. More wires on the integrated brake/turn signal system. The switch is pretty enough to possibly add the extra lights in the back.


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Its in almost pristine condition. My goal is to put new turn signals on the fenders in the front. I want to test the whole system before installing. I think I have the wrong flasher. I need to make sure it works before install.

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JS,

Very good idea - bench testing the wiring/components.

Good luck - please report back with results of both the test and the installation.


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