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Hi,

I got a guide 6004 turn signal unit from epay and would like to install it in my '51 1/2 ton truck...problem is, I can't find a realible wiring diagram. Anyone has one I can use. The one I found on "tech tips" shows a 2 prong flasher and I was told a needed a 3 prong.
The 6004 unit appears to have 7 wires, am I wrong?

Greatly appreciate any help.

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need to look at that tip again and read the whole thing

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I just need to make sure of one thing for those that can help me. I have one wire left to connect but I am a bit confuse...the wire going from the turn signal switch to the stop light switch...which side of the stop light switch do I coonect it to, the one connecting the wire coming from the stop light (I think this is it) ot the one coming from the headlight switch?

Thank you, I am almost done

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it hooks to the side that goes to the lights

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Originally Posted by squeeze
it hooks to the side that goes to the lights

Bill
Thank you Bill. This is my first ever electircal work and I wanted to make sure I am doing it right.

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