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I think it also means that you need to have the turn signal on as well in order for the hazards to work. At least that was the case on one of my trucks.
I think it also means that you need to have the turn signal on as well in order for the hazards to work. At least that was the case on one of my trucks.
They work without turning on the turn signals. The two systems have separate flasher units.
Faithful Old Road Dog is right folks. There was a change in the turn signal assembly during the build for 1967, at least that's what I've been able to piece together. There are two different part numbers in any event for the same turn signal module. If you have the right combination (actually, the wrong combination), you have to turn the turn signal on to the left hand turn position and then turn on the hazards----from the glove box. That's what I have to do in my truck.