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#439474 08/07/2008 3:46 PM
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hi guys, i have a new turn signal switch with 7 wires.
i want to use 5 wires and run turn signal system separately
can this be done,and which 2 wires would i eliminate.
this is a 54 chevy pickup THANKS

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If your rear turn lights are going to be separate from the stop lights you can wire the rear lights to the coresponding front lights. Do not hook into the stop light circuit.


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There's no reason to tie the rear to the front. Use the wires for the rear on the rear. Don't connect the brake light wire to the switch.

The '54 should have holes in the dash panels for indicator lights. You can get salvage yard sockets to install the bulbs and tie them to either the front or rear circuits.

If you don't use in-dash indicators you will need to connect the pilot light wire from the switch to the "P" terminal of a 3 prong flasher. This will light the pilot light in the switch housing. If you do use in-dash indicators you won't need the pilot wire and can use a 2 prong flasher.

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