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I am redoing my 65 chevy c20 and have pretty much gotten the american highway 22 kit installed except for the turn signal. The stock turn signal switch is curved and the kit contain a straight harness that is compatable with 69 and newer. However, it does come with the clip to swtich mine over, i just cant figure out which wires will plug into which. Does anyone know what each color wire does on the stock turn signal switch. Any help will be much appreciated as always.


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Hy mswilkes65Chevy, if you go to Tech Tips at the top of this page, click on it, then scroll down to the electrical section, you'll find an article on turn signal installation, hope that helps.

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Thanks for the info, i finally got everything working correctly.


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