On Sep 6, 2:18pm, TinyHost@aol.com wrote:
> Subject: Re: No Hazzard Lights
> Chris:
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> >The indicators on my spit work fine, but the hazzard lights don't;
>
> What kind of hazard flasher switch do you have? On my '72 TR6 I took
> my switch apart and found that all of the contacts had oxidized severely.
> After I cleaned up the contacts everything worked like a champ!
>
>-- End of excerpt from TinyHost@aol.com
Sorry Bruce,
I don't know what kind of unit it is (but B.L. part number GFU2124 - I
think)...I do know that the one unit drives both the hazard and the indicator
lights. The Indicator is working, but not the hazards as I said.
I haven't taken tha dash apart yet, so it could be just the connector to the
switch, I just wondered if there was another common cause of failure.
Thanks for your experience though,
Chris.
1977 - Spitfire 1500 with Overdrive.
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