Unless Ford modifies them to follow local laws.Originally Posted by bigmac
Even if the Mustangs in France do have the sequential flashing, it may not be legal to modify your car to do so.
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Unless Ford modifies them to follow local laws.
Even if the Mustangs in France do have the sequential flashing, it may not be legal to modify your car to do so.
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We do have the Mustang in France but the light is different than in the USA, unfortunately...
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It would be nice if you would start your own thread instead if using mine.
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Attachment 64459Attachment 64459Attachment 64460 Here is a side marker flasher that I designed years ago for Chevy’s and Ford’s. Don’t know if it will work on a DeLorean so someone out there will have to let me know. Only uses (2) automotive relays and (1) 1n4007 diode. I would seal thr relays with rtv silicone if they are not sealed. Cheers! -DS
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This flashes in sequence with your blinker when you turn it on. Looks great at night. -DS
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Oops, I meant a 1N4002 diode like it shows on the print. I also used Panasonic miniature automotive relays but they are kind of expensive. A ny good relay will work as long as it’s a 12 volt relay with at least 2 amp contacts. -DS
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Using two relays to run a side marker is pretty terrible circuit design and clunky.
If you are using incandecents having flashing side markers is as easy as wiring the lights in series.
With LEDs its a little more challenging but a member here makes modules to make this possible. They are very affordable.
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You are right. Wiring the lights in series would do the trick. I think with the LED’s all you really need is one diode.
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Attachment 64466Here’s a better ‘clunky’ version that will work on LED or incandescent bulbs. Just one relay and a little wiring.BooYah! -DS
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It looks like that will only blink the side lights if the "running lights" are on.
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