Head light turn signal disabled?
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Hello,
So this is my first post at the forums and I'm hoping to be a useful part of the community.
So I have been trying to figure this out since a long time now with no success. I need help.
Basically when we turn on the headlights , be in in parking mode or full headlights, the turn signal light comes on as default along with the small parking light.
What I was trying to figure out was is there a way I can disable the turn lights from coming on. I mean I would only need them when I need to make a turn , not all the time.
So is there a way anyone here knows?
I tried looking online but couldn't find it.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
So this is my first post at the forums and I'm hoping to be a useful part of the community.
So I have been trying to figure this out since a long time now with no success. I need help.
Basically when we turn on the headlights , be in in parking mode or full headlights, the turn signal light comes on as default along with the small parking light.
What I was trying to figure out was is there a way I can disable the turn lights from coming on. I mean I would only need them when I need to make a turn , not all the time.
So is there a way anyone here knows?
I tried looking online but couldn't find it.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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I't been a while since I've goofed with anything electrical. But the front turn signals are a dual filament 7443 bulb. The easiest/cheapest (meaning - free) way to kill the "constant on" portion would be covering up/breaking off one of the electrical tabs that lead to the "constant on" filament. These should be the outer wires on the bulb, because the single filament 7440s have have the electrical "tabs" on the outer portion. The inner "tabs" should lead to the flasher filament.
I may be totally off on the which tabs are the constant hot. If that's the case, just reverse the inner and outers.
I may be totally off on the which tabs are the constant hot. If that's the case, just reverse the inner and outers.
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Wow. Did I totally, misread your post? My bad...
A) Are your turn signals are flashing all the time?
Or
B) Do you want the amber light ON, only when you flick the column stalk?
If it's (A), swap the 7443 bulb with a 7440. You won't have front signals, but you won't be constantly flashing either. Just the amber glow with your headlights on or in park.
If it's (B), My previous response stands. Final answer.
Hope that helps...
A) Are your turn signals are flashing all the time?
Or
B) Do you want the amber light ON, only when you flick the column stalk?
If it's (A), swap the 7443 bulb with a 7440. You won't have front signals, but you won't be constantly flashing either. Just the amber glow with your headlights on or in park.
If it's (B), My previous response stands. Final answer.
Hope that helps...
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