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#922334 02/23/2013 6:08 PM
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Hello...i have a Flarestat model 105 wired into my 64 Chevy k10. I have power running to the switch, but my lights don't blink. I tried various ways to get them to work...like having the button pulled on the hazards plus turning either the left or right signal. Interestingly enough, when the hazard button Is pulled and I press on the breaks both of my flasher indicator lights on the dash light up until I release the brake peddle. I have a 12v two pronged flasher inserted into the harness.

Not sure if any has come across this or has any ideas. Thanks john


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sounds like you got some wires wrong, might get some idea where to look by studying the tech tip

Bill


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