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  1. 06-01-2006 06:59 PM #1
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    Question electronic flasher unit

     



    Hey Gang,
    We are in the process of converting our '57 bug project form 6 volts to 12 and have a used 12v. electronic flasher unit to replace the stock 6v. flasher unit.

    flasher unit we have has
    X
    L
    P
    on the pins
    what is what?
    thanks
    hank
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    Quote Originally Posted by TOW'D
    Hey Gang,
    We are in the process of converting our '57 bug project form 6 volts to 12 and have a used 12v. electronic flasher unit to replace the stock 6v. flasher unit.

    flasher unit we have has
    X
    L
    P
    on the pins
    what is what?
    thanks
    hank
    (X) = power,
    (L) = Load,
    (P) = Pilot
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    thanx Mike
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    thanks guys,
    I spent a half hour trying to get the (used)flasher to work and then found that it was faulty. Found another one(in the JunkYard) that worked just fine
    price was right on both
    hank
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    Quote Originally Posted by TOW'D
    thanks guys,
    I spent a half hour trying to get the (used)flasher to work and then found that it was faulty. Found another one(in the JunkYard) that worked just fine
    price was right on both
    hank
    you haven't got my bill yet.
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