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Turn Signal wiring Question???
#716094 01/28/2011 8:21 PM
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Hello guys and Gals...I'm restoring another Tri five and looking for help with wiring. It has the bolt on turn signal switch and I am installing the slip on bucket signal switch which is located under the steering wheel. Anyone have a diagram for me? I've located the left and right turn wires.

Also, I am looking for where to put the two wires for the dome lamp on the headlight switch.

Thanks in advance, Steve in Idaho

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Thanks Squeezee!! Heading out to figure it out. Looks pretty easy.

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Hey Squeeze...already thanked ya for the diagram but just wanted to post that it was indeed exactly what I needed in case someone else needs the same info...thanks again, steve in idaho

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thumbs_up that's why I put info "out there" and add the 1inks in my sig, always glad to help folks help themselves wink

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