does the front turn signal send constant power, or pulsed power?
01-06-2002, 07:50 PM
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does the front turn signal send constant power, or pulsed power?
does the front turn signal have aflasher relay bult in, or does the wire going to the front turn signal have a "flashing singal" going to it alreadsy from a central location?
01-06-2002, 08:48 PM
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Re: does the front turn signal send constant power, or pulsed power?
Originally posted by ngthing
does the front turn signal have aflasher relay bult in, or does the wire going to the front turn signal have a "flashing singal" going to it alreadsy from a central location?
does the front turn signal have aflasher relay bult in, or does the wire going to the front turn signal have a "flashing singal" going to it alreadsy from a central location?
the "combination flasher unit" is what controls the blinkers
it is located inside the car basically behind the radio
to get to it, you will need to take out the lower dash portion and it's on the right side on the same bracket as the door lock timer
so the front turn signals have a pulsed signal that will go on and have power only when the light is on
the cornering lights do have a solid power wire when the signal is on that powers the brighter filament. This wire only has power when the signal is on AND the parking lights are on though
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