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turn signals
Hi Bob, Allen Johnson here, ERA#652. I'm not using the ERA or Triumph steering column but would like to wire up a toggle switch for the turn signals. I see the old wiring diagram you showed here that you said used to be in the manual. Questions: 1) is that the appropriate diagram for what I want to do, and 2) I don't understand what it means to use B/W/G between the FLASHER and the COLUMN SIGNAL SWITCH. Black, white, green of course, but not put together obviously???? Hopefully these are my last questions on the car - it's otherwise done!!! Drives great and looks great! Thanks a lot.
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In the diagram below (upper part), just substitute your toggle switch for the normal signal switch.
Connect the green wire from the flasher to the "base" terminal of your switch. You'll have to make up a couple of jumpers to go from the other switch terminals to the 4-way connectors. http://www.erareplicas.com/427man/wiring/vw_sigsw.gif |
Allen, here's another schematic for you. I did this on my FFR, but it'll work on any type.
http://www.weendoggy.com/images/flashers.jpg |
Thanks very much Bob, I'll give it a try. And thanks for ERA's fine help all along on the project - just super!
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