Colthebrummie
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That'll mean the bulb is on all the time rather than flashing to show the indicators are on.
Col
@lightning have I misread something here, I thought this thread was about the dashboard indicator ?
rustychassis
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rustychassis
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From that image, it's the purple and green cables at the bottom of the indicator.
Whatever is occurring is definitely a major mashup up wires somewhere. She's had the bulk head removed twice and no doubt has had some bodge job cabling.
However, the indicators have worked for a few years, until I decided to stick my hand in there as the hazards stopped working.
Now you indicate in any direction and all indicator lights come on
Whatever is occurring is definitely a major mashup up wires somewhere. She's had the bulk head removed twice and no doubt has had some bodge job cabling.
However, the indicators have worked for a few years, until I decided to stick my hand in there as the hazards stopped working.
Now you indicate in any direction and all indicator lights come on
IMO this would put a voltage on the non energised lamps but maybe not enough the light them up?
mystery
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rustychassis
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@mystery Can't thank you enough for your help in solving this. And everyone else that joined in, it was a battle no one would ever win.
So... it seems that whoever had it before bodged the wiring. Meaning when I replaced the hazard switch with a new one, the traditional feeds into the switch were doing different things.
I figured it out by putting in a switch but without any of the parts within the switch in it and with that everything worked again. The one bit that didn't was the hazard lights, as I'd removed the internal plastic part that touches the terminals when switched. So I essentially re bodged the hazard switch and it works.
THe joys of having a 30 year old landy
So... it seems that whoever had it before bodged the wiring. Meaning when I replaced the hazard switch with a new one, the traditional feeds into the switch were doing different things.
I figured it out by putting in a switch but without any of the parts within the switch in it and with that everything worked again. The one bit that didn't was the hazard lights, as I'd removed the internal plastic part that touches the terminals when switched. So I essentially re bodged the hazard switch and it works.
THe joys of having a 30 year old landy
