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'66 Hazard Flasher

I was cruising through my new Mustangs Unlimited catalog tonight, and came across something interesting; an emergency flasher switch for a late '66. Seemed to be an add-on part, possibly to meet new federal regs??? Not being a Mustang expert (like Bill is), I wondered exactly how this was wired in.

The picture in the catalog only shows a little toggle switch on a small panel. Looks like it's designed to bolt to the bottom lip of the dash. Behind the toggle there's something with spade connectors; can't tell if it's the switch body or some kind of flasher. There's no wiring diagram to go with it.

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.boB
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Hey Bob,

The flasher unit gets mounted in the glove box (top lip, left hand side), gets wired with the flasher module itself, and the main wiring harness.

Bill S.

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Bill S.

Sorry, my fault, I should have been more specific. How is it wired? I'm building a Factory Five Cobra, and I wondered if this switch could be easily integrated into the Painles Wiring harness. The turn signal switch is a simple ON-OFF-ON, with no provisions for a hazard system. There are some "black boxes" you can build to create the hazard system. But if this simple switch can be used instead, it could be worthwhile.

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.boB

Nope, as you do not have the hazard wiring installed unless your painless wiring kit came with it. Or are you using a donor wiring harness?? In which case, you can indeed use a simple toggle style switch to turn on and off the hazards.

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Bill S.

Thanx, Bill, that was what I was looking for. I don't think I want to go through the hassle of wiring hazard lights on my Painless harness.

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.boB

No problem Bob.

Bill S.

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What address for this catalog or Catalogue.

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