turn signal buzzer
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If you can find a small buzzer, it should work. You may have to buy a heavy duty flasher though, like you would buy to pull a trailer. The factory flasher works on the bulb current load, and more load with the buzzer may make it flash too fast, which is the same problem when you hook the lights of a trailer up to the factory flasher.
Find the correct flasher(there is probably two under there) and get a testlight, or use the buzzer to check which side of the flasher to hook it to. Hook one side of the buzzer to ground, and the other side to the flasher. One side of the flasher will make the buzzer buzz all the time(12v feed for the flasher), and the other side should make the buzzer buzz on and off.
Find the correct flasher(there is probably two under there) and get a testlight, or use the buzzer to check which side of the flasher to hook it to. Hook one side of the buzzer to ground, and the other side to the flasher. One side of the flasher will make the buzzer buzz all the time(12v feed for the flasher), and the other side should make the buzzer buzz on and off.
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will a seat belt buzzer work for a turn signal buzzer also. I know it is kinda loud,But in my case this is a good thing.I was trying to locate it but it doesn't stay on long enough.It sounds like it is under the seat then it sounds like under the dash.
Next time to the used parts store I will gt one.(wrecking yard)
Don
Next time to the used parts store I will gt one.(wrecking yard)
Don
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