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It's actually a special glass, but being so thin also helps it not break from thermal stress. A short section of 3/4" heater hose can be used to remove a hot bulb (but be sure to catch the bulb with a cloth or something). Oh, and they will break if you get water on them while they are hot.sundown said:
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]But back to the emergency flashers they should operate w/out the key on? They only work with the key to the on position. Thanks for all the help [/QUOTE]
Yes, the emergency flashers should work with the key off. Should be a brown wire that supplies power to the 3rd fuse all the time, then a purple wire from that fuse to the hazard flasher that is also always hot (unless the fuse is blown).
