indicator flasher unit
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mickfeath.
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Hi, i want to know if i need a flasher unit for each indicator, ie. 4. thanks, Mick.
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sparklymarkly
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No!
One flasher unit for the whole system. (unless you wire it in an odd way as two different circuits)
One flasher unit for the whole system. (unless you wire it in an odd way as two different circuits)
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Grant McLachlan
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If you are using LED indicators then you will need a specific LED flasher unit. If you are using ordinary bulbs on an AC electrical system remember your headlight will likely dim if you use 23 watt bulbs (not a problem on a DC battery system) 10 watt bulbs help prevent this but are not as bright. You will also need a warning light or audible warning for MOT.
ive done this conversion on a gp and an auto lammy .im restoring the gp now so taking them off if you've got a standard Italian gp switch housing in great condition you can have mine with the indicator switch built in . im in whitchurch Shropshire .if you can see the indicators flash when riding you wont need a warning light