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Turn Signal Flasher. What on the shelf flasher can I purchase at NAPA as a replacement on my '65 MK 3?
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Turn Signal Flasher
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thanks for replying; my PC says it can't find it.
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Thank you! Tonight's task is to get on YouTube and search for test procedures. My original turn signal switch had two functions- operate left or right lamp. Apparently this was N/A so Moss sent me a newer switch that also flashes the headlight high beams. Apparently an upgrade during the Sprite Mark III production. There are more wires on the new switch and has me befuddled. I may have burned out the previous flasher and want to check it.
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Have a look at the diagram on the Advance Auto Wire site for a '67 MGB. Same wiring scheme as the Spridget "flash-to-pass" switch:
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Thank you! I'll get it enlarged and printed up.