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Ok, if one installs a turn signal switch, one must change the front single contact socket to a duel contact socket, correct? How? What have you used? If one has come across a original correct (no L or R) switch, the switch wiring harness that YnZ sells would be what I need, correct? ALL info appreciated!


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It needs a socket for the double element bulb. I was trying to remember what I did when I installed the new turn signal switch. Then remembered it had turn signals on it when I bought the car. I did use a YnZ harness. Should have called them to get the turn signal wiring installed in the harness.


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