[T2] Turn signals/emergency flashers 1971 bus

[Paul and Kathryn Abdis]

Let me make a couple of suggestions
	1.  For the oil pressure light.  Take the wire off the oil pressure switch and check for 12 volts at the wire terminal end.  If you've got the voltage then put the wire end terminal to a good ground and go look to see if the light is on.  If you had the voltage but the light doesn't come on with a the wire grounded I'd say the bulb is bad.  If the light does come on then you're not getting a ground through the oil pressure switch.
	2.  I just replaced the flasher in our '71 but I forget what color it was.  I just ordered one by model year from one of the on-line vendors and it fit and worked fine.

Paul A.     (I've been lurking on the list for many years after being active for quite a few years)
71 westy

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Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2016 12:18:52 -0500
From: Bob Pratt <ka1dza at verizon.net>
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Subject: [T2] Turn signals/emergency flashers 1971 bus
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Hi all,
I forgot to wish everyone a happy and prosperous new year. I'm STILL having problems with the turn signals/emergency flashers. 

As per Bentley, I conducted a conductivity test on the turn signal switch and the the test showed the switch was OK. SO... The only other thing left, I think, is the flasher relay.

Because I confuse easily, is the correct relay the black box or the silver one. 

Also, the oil pressure light does not work. I've changed the switch and made sure the blue/green wire was not broken. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to do next?

I'm on the verge of just buying a whole new wiring harness and change every wire in the bus.

Bob Pratt

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