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#967889 08/29/2013 5:13 PM
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Ok so I just put a new wiring harness on my 54' chevy. It came with everything but a flasher. So where do you put the flasher in the wiring? Is it before the brake switch or after. I assume the turn/brake function use the same wire. Thanks guys

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What type of turn-signal set-up do you have?

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It will be coming out of the cup under the steering wheel

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You will have to splice into the standard harness lines using your leads from the cup under the steering wheel as shown in these diagrams, starting on page #3.

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Thank you!!! This makes since now.

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My new harness came with all the wires for turn signals they just didn't tell where the flasher went
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I have one more question. On page four the three wires going to the flasher are yellow, pink and black. So is the pick the power and the black the ground? Thanks.

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Okay one more question, were should I put any inline fuse and what amp should they be?

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I use a 14 amp inline fuse
Placed it on the wire going to the X post on the flasher.

pink wire on your diagram

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ok so "X" is the power, "L" is for the lever switch and "P" goes to the indicator bulb, which on the bottom of my odometer. One bulb for both directions I think. Is this correct?

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yes
Page 5 on Tims link shows black for the pilot light.



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