Turn Signal Flasher Connection

Steves46

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For those using turn signals, are your wires connected to the flasher through a plug-in socket or directly to the prongs? I suspect if I wanted to use a socket to prevent any possible shorts, the standard headlight type would work or I could just wrap e-tape around each prong.
 
I use the socket. Then it's easier to replace the flasher when needed. Socket with pigtails can be bought at any auto parts store.
 
Same here. Use a socket and mount it somewhere with a clip then it's plug and play. Be sure to check the wire leads. My EZ wiring kit was wired backwards and drove me nuts until I figured it out. Also get no load flashers if you are using any LEDs.
 

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Same here. Use a socket and mount it somewhere with a clip then it's plug and play. Be sure to check the wire leads. My EZ wiring kit was wired backwards and drove me nuts until I figured it out. Also get no load flashers if you are using any LEDs.

Thanks for your input. I'll swing by Auto Zone and see what they have. Like I mentioned to Henry, my concern is the wire gauge for 6 volts. If its at least 14, it should be ok.
 
Hey guys I am looking to replace my parking light sockets for my 46 also are you guys just recommending to just go to auto zone for them I am also running 6 volt?
 
I got my flasher socket and inline fuse holder thru www.ynzyesterdaysparts.com . They call it a Porshe socket. It even had the same makings as the original Ford flasher socket did. Not too expensive, but a $20.00 min order amount is needed. Lots of light sockets, bulbs, etc...
 
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