Reply to "4 way flasher switch"

RichardT

It looks like you have the wrong flasher unit.
I would say that you have a normally closed unit instead of a normally open. This means that when dormant, power is passing through the warning light.
This is not necessarily a bad thing - at least you can find the switch in the dark!

The other thing to bear in mind is that it matters which type of flasher you have when you turn on the normal blinkers. You may have a pause before the flash - instead of flash then pause. This means that you would need to turn the blinkers on slightly earlier at junctions. It depends whether the Pantera is wired so that the outside blinkers flash in unison with the dashboard telltale or alternately.

Just a thought.

Phil

3/2/075:28 AM

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