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I am about to put indicators on my 1929 Chevrolet AC. I have a blinker unit with three spade-type contacts, but I cannot find the piece of paper where I wrote down what the contacts connect to. The left one has the letter "X", the centre the number "2" and the right one the letter "L". One must be +6V, one to the indicator switch, and the third probably to an indicator bulb if needed. I have a photo of the unit here: http://nvk-annonser.no/blinker.html Grateful for any help, Dave
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Looking closely at the centre contact, it also has the letter "P" in addition to the number "2".
Dave
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Anagriff, my 1953 wireing diagram shows that
X goes to 6v power (ignition Switch)
L goes to the Direction light switch
P goes to the Direction Indicator lamp
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Oh, man, how did we ever survive without internet? Thank-you, thank-you, MrMack, I'll put this stuff in tomorrow.
Dave
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Oil Can Mechanic
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Dave,
Did you go with an additional tail light on the rear, or did you add a pair of new lights? How about in the front? I'd like directionals eventually so I'm curious.
Thanks,
Jim
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