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Anyone either have an original kit or any thoughts on the correct size fuse to use when installing the original turn signal? From what I can tell, the instruction sheet doesn't specify. My used fuse holder that came with the turn signal switch was empty...
Dale Carter
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1948 Fleetmaster Convertible
1948 RHD Stylemaster Sedan Delivery
1948 1-Ton Tow Truck
1967 Camaro Coupe
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A 14 or 15 amp would be sufficient.
Gene Schneider
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Dale Carter
VCCA #8661
1948 Fleetmaster Convertible
1948 RHD Stylemaster Sedan Delivery
1948 1-Ton Tow Truck
1967 Camaro Coupe
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And put a big bulb in beneath the red glass and place the turn signal apparatus where you can see that blinker lens whilst you are merrily a-going down the road with your head up and locked. I'm a-tired of following you old codgers mile-after-mile whilst your blinker is a-going. It gives all you blue hairs a bad name. Does too!  Mercy!  Charlie 
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Fer goodness sake Charlie, they're gonna turn thataway sooner or later.........relax and be patient.
ken48
VCCA 42589
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