F fordman Senior Member Jun 17, 2016 #1 I am adding directional signals with switch on the steering column. It has seven locations, parking lights, taillights, etc Does the positive - ground cause problem? comments ? thank you, fordman
I am adding directional signals with switch on the steering column. It has seven locations, parking lights, taillights, etc Does the positive - ground cause problem? comments ? thank you, fordman
adileo Well-known member Jun 18, 2016 #2 On my 6 volt 39, I tied into existing (parking lights in front - tail/brake in rear) lights, with seven wire switch. Positive ground did not matter. Make sure you get right flasher.
On my 6 volt 39, I tied into existing (parking lights in front - tail/brake in rear) lights, with seven wire switch. Positive ground did not matter. Make sure you get right flasher.
Lawson Cox Well-known member Jun 18, 2016 #3 Install a beeper to remind you signals are on, unless it is self cancelling. Small one (1/2 inch is plenty big) 20 gauge wire is plenty big. Don't waste money on larger wire. Last edited: Jun 18, 2016
Install a beeper to remind you signals are on, unless it is self cancelling. Small one (1/2 inch is plenty big) 20 gauge wire is plenty big. Don't waste money on larger wire.