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I understand this section of my Pantera better, now.

Excellent!! Hopefully, it will help others to better understand that system in their cars too.

As a reminder to others, if your hazard switch goes bad, you can always separate the two halves of the nylon connector and place a jumper wire between the red and the yellow wires. This will get your turn signals working.

Early car will have a yellow/black wire instead of a yellow wire.

If the connector on your car has a yellow AND a yellow/black wire, only jumper to the the yellow wire.

John

7/25/137:57 PM

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