Where is the flasher module?
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Burning Brakes
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From: Henrico VA
Where is the flasher module?
I read that it is located near the fuse box, but cannot find it. I found some LEDs that will work for the brake lights but need a special flasher module for it to work. I like the idea, but I can't find where it goes.
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From: Watkins Glen NY
There is one that plugs into the fuse box, and one that is underneath the center console; passenger side corner of the shift plate area.
One is for turn signals, one for hazards. Can't remember which one is which.
One is for turn signals, one for hazards. Can't remember which one is which.
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If yours is a 69 I am going to guess it is like my 70 and the flasher is under the passengers side lower dash panel. If you lay on your back and look up under the dash panel you should see it under there toward the lower right corner. Hope this helps. Let us know if this is correct.
The one under the console is usually for the alarm system if I remember correctly. The one on the fuse panel is for the hazards.
The one under the console is usually for the alarm system if I remember correctly. The one on the fuse panel is for the hazards.
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From: Crossville TN
There are two flasher modules...one for the hazard warning lights and one for the turn signal lamps. Since the same bulbs are used for both circuits, you will have to replace both flashers with the solid state flasher modules. Neither will function correctly unless you do.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Henrico VA
Geez! Have you done this? Do you know of ones that work? I ordered all four different ones from SuperbrightLEDs.com because they are so cheap. Can I put the same one in for both?
There are two flasher modules...one for the hazard warning lights and one for the turn signal lamps. Since the same bulbs are used for both circuits, you will have to replace both flashers with the solid state flasher modules. Neither will function correctly unless you do.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Henrico VA
There are two flasher modules...one for the hazard warning lights and one for the turn signal lamps. Since the same bulbs are used for both circuits, you will have to replace both flashers with the solid state flasher modules. Neither will function correctly unless you do.
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