Turn Signal Kit ?

[Steve Seidl]

Have a 33 Ford 6 volt in need of turn signals. Would like to put in a new kit. Any recommendations ? What about putting in a 12 volt kit ? Much appreciated !!

 

[mfagan]

Just installed kit from Electric-Tek on a 36 Ford. Works on 6 or 12 volts. Easy install.

http://turnswitch.com/Turnsignal.htm

Give them a call, nice people.

 

[cadillac512]

Just installed kit from Electric-Tek on a 36 Ford. Works on 6 or 12 volts. Easy install.

http://turnswitch.com/Turnsignal.htm

Give them a call, nice people.

This is a VERY nice kit. ^^^^^^ Works flawlessly.



Terry

 

[Bursonaw]

Just installed kit from Electric-Tek on a 36 Ford. Works on 6 or 12 volts. Easy install.

http://turnswitch.com/Turnsignal.htm

Give them a call, nice people.

I’ve used an Electro-tec turn signal kit on two cars and it works great! They also built a radio up for my 36 Ford. Great products and nice people to work with!


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[TJ]

The switch does not care if it's 6 or 12 volt. Most switches come with wiring diagrams. Buy a good switch. You can find the good ones on e-Bay for between $25-35. I would avoid the cheap ones. Kwik-wire or American Auto Wire also make toggle style turn switches that you can hide at the bottom of the dash if you don't want one on the steering column.

 

[Steve Seidl]

Thanks all> Electric Tek way to go. !

 

[Steve Seidl]

Much Thanks, Marvin.

 

[hotrodart]

The wiring and fuse need to be matched for 6 volts (heavier gage)....the bulbs take 2X the anps as 12 volt bulbs.

 

[19Fordy]

If anyone has installed one of the Electric Tek kits in a 40 ford, please chime in.

 

[cadillac512]

If anyone has installed one of the Electric Tek kits in a 40 ford, please chime in.

If a '41 Merc counts then I'm your guy. Mine is 12v but the unit does not care either way. Neg or Pos grd either one is fine as well.



Terry