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#798239 11/15/2011 11:00 PM
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I have a 1943 Chevy Fire Truck 6 volt system. I have headlights, running lights when the headlights are on and brake lights. I cant get the flashers/blinkers to work on either the front or the rear of the truck. The rear lights are a two light bulb system (one for brakes and for flashers). Any ideas on where to start checking? Could the blinker switch possibly be the problem? How can I check? Thanks

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I wrote a Tech Tip with a procedure for checking the switch.


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Just looked at the tech tip - it is GREAT! Thanks.


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