Mike , It sort of works like a 3 way switch with a wire going to each bulb
with the flasher on the line side . Hope this helps if not let me know .
Wolf
I guess that I don't understand where the source voltage gets into the
flasher. Since there are only 2 prongs, does that mean that the can itself
is being used as the 3rd prong common?
Thanks,
Mike
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It doesn't use a ground as the 3 prong does.
They have a bi metallic strip that heats and cools to flash.
Look at this link for info
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/turn-signal2.htm
Just my Thoughts,
Walt
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