'66 Hazard Flasher

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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.boB wrote:

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.

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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.boB wrote:

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.

No problem Bob.

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.boB wrote:

What address for this catalog or Catalogue.