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#1436065 01/04/2022 10:23 PM
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Ok truck has been down for a bit put the battery back in started it up turned the head lights on to test and the blinkers and 4 ways and they blink real rapid
What should I be looking for to correct this ?
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Usually a burnt out bulb causes the rapid blink syndrome. Check that the bulbs are all good.


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Forgot to mention the truck is 12v and had been rewired a few years ago with a new harness.


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LEDs in your circuit will also make a mechanical flasher blink fast. If you replaced any of the bulb with LEDs you'll need an LED flasher.


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No led just plain bulbs


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probably a bulb out. As a side note, I put all LED bulbs in my 58, except for the turn signal bulbs on top of the front fenders (and the indicator bulbs in the dash). I did not change my flasher and it works fine. You need at least one or two incandescent bulbs to make one of the old style flashers work.


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Thanks will check the bulbs fuses and ground wires


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