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#159419 12/17/09 08:15 PM
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I purchased a Turn Signal operator from chev's of the 40's and it looks kind of period for the 40, painted it black etc. My concern is that I belive it's for 12 volt by the wire size and wondering if connected to 6 volts will affect it's operation?

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Change the indicator bulb (6-volt)and perhaps the flasher (6-volt) unit. The wire is good for the 6-volt car.

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