[T2] turn flasher/clicker - an easy solution
Robert Mann robtmann7 at gmail.comTue Dec 24 13:57:51 MST 2013
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Thanx to those who pointed out that this one-side-only fault could not be in the 'clicker'. The last-mentioned notion below turns out to be correct. I removed the powdery corrosion off the base of the L rear turn-indicator bulb with a nail-file, and everything was back to normal. Conclusion: a high resistance on one side can cause that side to flash v fast and the 'clicker' to make a rude noise; and sometimes that resistance is no more than readily-removed oxide powder on the bulb base. Sometimes solutions are easy! Blessings to all on the happiest day of the year Robt Mann Whangaparaoa, New Zealand '73 VW 1600dp Devon camper '53 Meteor V8 various Jawa-CZ and Jawa-NZ strokers >To indicate R turn, everything still works fine, incl a loud click >which I can hear (whereas the corresponding part in my car I can >often not hear). > But trying to indicate L turn evokes only a rude noise which >I'm thinking of recording and then selling as an MP3 to the >producers of, say, Renn + Stimpy. And the L-turn lights flash at >c.10 Hz in approx time with this buzzing. > Is the turn flasher/clicker a 'double' device, allowing one >side to fail like this, or is it a 'single' device incapable of such >bias? Or could the L-turn fault be caused by a corroded connection >to one or both of those lights? > >-- --
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