Turn signal switch?
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Turn signal switch?
Anyone have a wiring diagram for a '56 turn signal switch. Finishing up ez-wire harness, and using the stock column. All else seems to be working well. Thanx for any help!!!
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According to mid fifty catalog:
red wire- stop light switch
blue wire- flasher
yellow wire- left rear
White w/blue stripe- right front
green w/ white stripe- left front
green wire- right rear
Note: Turn signals override brake light switch when on. Stop switch wires go to either switch post.
red wire- stop light switch
blue wire- flasher
yellow wire- left rear
White w/blue stripe- right front
green w/ white stripe- left front
green wire- right rear
Note: Turn signals override brake light switch when on. Stop switch wires go to either switch post.
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From: DFW, TX
George also has the wiring diagrams on "Earl's World" at the link below.
http://www.clubfte.com/users/earl/Re...ing%20Diagrams
Good Luck!
http://www.clubfte.com/users/earl/Re...ing%20Diagrams
Good Luck!
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Originally Posted by AXracer
According to mid fifty catalog:
red wire- stop light switch
blue wire- flasher
yellow wire- left rear
White w/blue stripe- right front
green w/ white stripe- left front
green wire- right rear
Note: Turn signals override brake light switch when on. Stop switch wires go to either switch post.
red wire- stop light switch
blue wire- flasher
yellow wire- left rear
White w/blue stripe- right front
green w/ white stripe- left front
green wire- right rear
Note: Turn signals override brake light switch when on. Stop switch wires go to either switch post.
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From: Durham NC
No, in the day the flasher was either just hanging on the wires under the dash or clipped into a metal clip similar to a broom clip somewhere under the dash. It's only been recently that the flasher was on the fuse panel.
If you are looking for it, it's a silver metal can ~ 2" long x 1" diameter.
If you are looking for it, it's a silver metal can ~ 2" long x 1" diameter.
Last edited by AXracer; May 26, 2006 at 01:35 PM.
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From: Durham NC
Originally Posted by Brian_B
Ohh...I was thinking 4 way (emergency flasher). You are talking about the turn signal flasher. I will crawl back into my hole now. 
Last edited by AXracer; May 26, 2006 at 01:53 PM.
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thanx for the info !! all is well!!!
One more question though, I have the EZ mini harness, not sure where the hazard flasher lead goes???? I know it needs to go to a switch but I am using the stock column?? Can i use any switch?? The lead is energized with 12v at all times? thanx hope im not being confusing?
One more question though, I have the EZ mini harness, not sure where the hazard flasher lead goes???? I know it needs to go to a switch but I am using the stock column?? Can i use any switch?? The lead is energized with 12v at all times? thanx hope im not being confusing?
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