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#1267211 05/27/2018 3:33 PM
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Anyone have a good source for these? Just put LEDs in the rear taillights/turn signals on my 49 3100. Searched forums but didn't see anything recent.


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Ed,

Here are 6v LED flashers (it looks like they might be "ground sensitive").

I do not have first-hand experience with any of them.

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Positive ground 6 volt? Look at Amazon ‘BV535’. Check before installation. I ordered several and one was wired incorrectly. Was real cheesy off shore stuff. A load resistor or regular bulb somewhere will be required.

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Forty9 #1267220 05/27/2018 5:44 PM
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LED flasher - BV535?
Type: Thermal
Pilot Circuit: Yes
Prongs: 3
LED Compatible: No
For POSITIVE GROUND Vehicles only

Here is a 6v negative ground LED flasher.

Is the original poster looking for a positive ground 6v LED flasher?
"my 49 3100" 6v negative ground

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Forty9 #1267224 05/27/2018 6:03 PM
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Before we beat this to death if would be wise to wait till the original poster tells us he has a positive ground system or not.


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Forty9 #1267225 05/27/2018 6:13 PM
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"my 49 3100" would be 6v negative ground, unless it was changed to be like a GMC?

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Yes my 3100 is negative ground. Thanks for all the inputs so far.


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