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Old 12-03-2014, 08:41 PM
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This is what you need to flash LED lights. It's electronic, instead of thermal.
There are several types. This is what I used on my 125 Cub that I put LEDs on.
Tridon (Novita Tech. Inc) Electronic Turn Signal Flasher Part No. EP35 at Advance Auto.
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Guys, how on earth did we go from wiring a trailer to signal flashers???

The OP did not say he was having problems with the flasher.......
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Guys, how on earth did we go from wiring a trailer to signal flashers???

The OP did not say he was having problems with the flasher.......
He didn't say anything about wiring a trailer either.
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I got it fixed. I took some advice and went and got a adapter at autozone that might of been a mistake, but I wired it up temporary and it all works except it flashes too fast but I'll get a new flasher tomorrow. The truck is a 1991 Nissan D21 that's been modified a little. I inherited from my father in law. It looks kinda rough but its only got 115000 miles on it. Its cheap on gas and hauls a lot of cub stuff.

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Glad you got it sorted out Keith.
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Good deal Keith!

That looks like a wirey mess!! LOL
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He didn't say anything about wiring a trailer either.
I think I'm seeing where I'm getting lost..... Keith has a set of trailer type lights (aftermarket stuff) on his Nissan truck!... is that right?
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I think I'm seeing where I'm getting lost..... Keith has a set of trailer type lights (aftermarket stuff) on his Nissan truck!... is that right?
Bingo!!
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Yeah, apparently I was lost too.

Guess it doesn't matter now.......
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Its almost 1 am here but I got it all cleaned up, waterproofed and all tucked in that plastic wire tubing stuff. AND THEY STILL WORK... Amazing.

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