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Topic: turn signal switch and Halogen headlight usage (Read 205 times)
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440turner
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I have got all my lights to work on my 67 Barracuda with exception of the turn signals. Is there a turn signal switch in the column along with the cancellation cam? I have flashers but do not have any turn signals, does anyone have any ideas on where I can look to find a possible solution? Do I need a special part to make my headlight switch live when I use Halogen headlights?
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440turner
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I went out to the garage and have found that if I turn my flasher switch on the dash to the "on" position the hazards turn on, but if I hit the turn signals at this time they work! You shouldnt have to turn on the flashers and then hit your turn signal do you? The car in question is a 67' Barracuda, 
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i think there are two flasher gizmos one might have been removed.
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Years back, I wired a couple of 727 landing lights into the high beam circuit and while driving on a curvie road in S Ga. the breaker kicked.  Until then I didn't know there was a breaker till then. Scary situation but I was only 19 in 1971.
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IF YOU CAN'T FIX IT WITH A HAMMER YOU HAVE AN ELECTRICAL PROBLEM.
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67bcuda
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Ive had simalar problems with my 67 cuda The flasher relay could be the problem but more likly its a bad switch or bad or dirty conection
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Crazy68Dart
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I have got all my lights to work on my 67 Barracuda with exception of the turn signals. Is there a turn signal switch in the column along with the cancellation cam? I have flashers but do not have any turn signals, does anyone have any ideas on where I can look to find a possible solution? Do I need a special part to make my headlight switch live when I use Halogen headlights?
Use a relay and slightly larger gauge for your halogen lamps. This setup on standard lamps will make a big difference, let alone halogens.
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