Reply to "Hazard Warning Switch"

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JK..Thanks for the info to the Pantera Place wiring diagram. From that simplified picture, I was able to see that the hazard has two hot feeds to it. When I got under the dash and put my test light to the green and red leads, I found the green wire had no power. I jumpered the power from the red wire to the green, hit the button and voila, the lights started flashing. I remembered seeing a green wire in my fuse box that was not connected to anything. I put power to it and sure enough, it went to the hazard connector. So I plugged it in behind the #8 fuse and the system works fine. The switch lights and flashes. Hope I never need to use it...but its nice to know its there if I do need it. Thanks again. Tim

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