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Well this pertains to my fuse block question. My flasher has 2 prongs, I assume one prong is a constant power from the batt, and the other goes? To the key ingiton circuit? I just wish they showed a pic of what the wiring looks like in the fuse block.......uggh.


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I believe one goes to the ignition switch, accessory position if you have one, and the other goes to the signal switch. The wire from the ignition switch may go by way of a terminal block.

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Confirming what Baldy said. The power may come from the ACC terminal of the ignition switch or an accessory output on the fuse block. If you wire off the switch be sure to include an in-line fuse.


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Ha I figured it out, one wire....it's always one wire, ha ha makes a world differance! thanks -Danny


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