Adding another turn signal switch?
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Adding another turn signal switch?
Does anyone know where I could tap in and add a second turn signal switch? I've got a three-way switch I wish to install. All I'm looking to do is tap 2 wires.
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Why do you need a second turn signal swtch?
Why do you need a second turn signal swtch?
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Rep Power: 0 I would mess around with the "Hazard" switch some. It has sooo many wires running to that I bet you can tap either direction from independantly from there. Easy to get to and probably little risk of hurting anything more than the seldom used Hazard button.
What ever you do, don't just go shorting pins and seeing what happens K.
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What ever you do, don't just go shorting pins and seeing what happens K.
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I would mess around with the "Hazard" switch some. It has sooo many wires running to that I bet you can tap either direction from independantly from there. Easy to get to and probably little risk of hurting anything more than the seldom used Hazard button.
What ever you do, don't just go shorting pins and seeing what happens K.
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I would mess around with the "Hazard" switch some. It has sooo many wires running to that I bet you can tap either direction from independantly from there. Easy to get to and probably little risk of hurting anything more than the seldom used Hazard button.
What ever you do, don't just go shorting pins and seeing what happens K.
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that's creative...but lazy...i'd say just move your hand
that's creative...but lazy...i'd say just move your hand
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move the hand and look up from your switches when you change lanes.
move the hand and look up from your switches when you change lanes. 
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Rep Power: 332 Sounds cool and all with your switches, but it comes down to being just lazy. How hard is it really to move your hand over and throw the lever up or down. Come on!
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Rep Power: 0 It's not a matter of being lazy... it's about being innovative. How many times do you see a person's signal turn on without moving their hand? It would be cool. (Not that it is going to blow minds or anything.)
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It would be nice to just use my right hand to flip a switch than to move my left hand.
It would be nice to just use my right hand to flip a switch than to move my left hand.
It would probably be more work though since you would have to flip it off manually.
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