I knew that the turn signal flasher would have to be changed, which I did. The local parts house sold me an electronic flasher, but that didn't work. I then tried another type of flasher that had ...

and that resistance is what makes the turn-signal flasher unit turn the lights on and off at a given pace. Change the resistance and it changes the pace. To check which bulb is out, activate the ...

Wiring issues: If your wiring is damaged, perhaps it's corroded, burned through, loose, or anything to that effect, it could affect the turn signal circuit's performance. Bad relay or flasher ...

Early vehicles used an old-school thermal style flasher to send current to the lights. The way this worked is, a bi-metallic spring would heat up as soon as you activated the turn signal.

At the moment, my turn/brake lights are all messed up, and the turn signal switch is broken ... but how can I integrate a flasher? Does anyone know of a 12 volt in-line device that can make ...

A louder turn signal flasher made by the Ideal Division of Parker Automotive won’t let you forget to turn off your turn signal. The unit emits a 90-decibel pulsating sound to warn drivers when ...

Classic Mustang turn signal switches evolved quite a bit between 1965 and 1978. For 1967-’69 there was the introduction of the integrated emergency flasher and a built-in cancelling mechanism ...

The clicking of a turn signal ranks among the least-annoying ... For a visual of how electronic flasher signal systems work in cars, check out the video below.