Freelaner
Landy Driver
Yes it does
you either have to have an audible or visual warning that the lights are working on the trailer, by law.
Singvogel
Well-Known Member
£256 is really crazy.
It's just a bolt it on job - all the holes are ready.
The loom justs plugs in - no separate wires to join - it's so easy.
As for the relay - you can change it over in less time than it took me write this.
It's just a heavy duty flasher unit to drive the extra bulbs - if you don't fit it the indicators may well flash at the wrong speed or the fuse might blow, when you put the hazards on and all the bulbs are on at once.
Anyway it's a legal requirement.
Can't remember the price - but it's not a lot.
DIY mate - the way to go!
Cheers,
Singvogel.
It's just a bolt it on job - all the holes are ready.
The loom justs plugs in - no separate wires to join - it's so easy.
As for the relay - you can change it over in less time than it took me write this.
It's just a heavy duty flasher unit to drive the extra bulbs - if you don't fit it the indicators may well flash at the wrong speed or the fuse might blow, when you put the hazards on and all the bulbs are on at once.
Anyway it's a legal requirement.
Can't remember the price - but it's not a lot.
DIY mate - the way to go!
Cheers,
Singvogel.
Andrew McIntyre
Active Member
Freelaner, your avatar is putting me off reading the thread. Back in a while, I just have to go upstairs for 10 minutes. :lvhappy-003:
Freelaner
Landy Driver
teddywood1
Well-Known Member
freelaner please can you take that picture of mate I can not get very far on these threds
You'll go blind soon, assuming my Sunday school teacher was right, no more problems then
