NC35 hazards
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Mavirick
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NC35 hazards
Hi all could soneone please help how do i put hazards on my NC35
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magg
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Re: NC35 hazards
Hazards as in all four indicators flashing together. A switch connecting left and right indicator circuits together with indicator switch in either left or right position would flash all four. Might need to change flasher relay to one that can support wattage of all four bulbs.
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Re: NC35 hazards
Thanx Magg any idea on wiring and relay
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Re: NC35 hazards
The wire colours for the indicators should be light blue for right and orange for left. You can check that at connection points for the indicators. You need to wire a switch that links these wires together for hazard mode.
A 3 pin electronic flasher relay rated for the total wattage of the four bulbs would ensure that the indicators flash at the appropriate rate. Using the OEM flasher relay may result in differing flash rates between normal left/right indicating and hazard flashing.
A 3 pin electronic flasher relay rated for the total wattage of the four bulbs would ensure that the indicators flash at the appropriate rate. Using the OEM flasher relay may result in differing flash rates between normal left/right indicating and hazard flashing.