Re: Continuing electrical woes - solved!

2002-11-16 Thread Scott A. Roberts
. The moral of this story should be > pretty obvious and includes me being an IDIOT... Greg- Don't sweat it- how do you think WE figured out these answers? Scott :) /// [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list /// Send admin requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] /// or try http://www.team.net/cgi-bin/majorc

Re: Continuing electrical woes - solved!

2002-11-16 Thread Greg Rowe
I wrote: >I now have no turn signals or hazard warning flashers. >I traced current with a test light right up to where the wire >goes into the turn signal switch Thanks to all that responded. Scott Roberts nailed it when he suggested that the flasher unit had failed. Unfortuneatly I spent sever

Re: Continuing electrical woes - solved!

2002-11-16 Thread Greg Rowe
I wrote: >I now have no turn signals or hazard warning flashers. >I traced current with a test light right up to where the wire >goes into the turn signal switch Thanks to all that responded. Scott Roberts nailed it when he suggested that the flasher unit had failed. Unfortuneatly I spent sever

Re: Continuing electrical woes

2002-11-15 Thread Scott A. Roberts
> I forgot to mention that I dismantled and reassembled the turn > signal switch. It looked OK. How would I test it - check for > zero resistance through it? I am not sure how the later turn signal switch is constructed, but the earlier one has three wires- one is power, which feeds from the "out

Re: Continuing electrical woes

2002-11-15 Thread Greg Rowe
>From: "Scott A. Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >I would look at two different items. First, the turn signal switch. Second, >the flasher unit itself. > I forgot to mention that I dismantled and reassembled the turn signal switch. It looked OK. How would I test it - check for zero resistance thro

Re: Continuing electrical woes

2002-11-15 Thread Scott A. Roberts
. But > instead, I now have no turn signals or hazard warning flashers. > I traced current with a test light right up to where the wire > goes into the turn signal switch (I have a 78 Spit with the > TR7 switches), but no current flows out again. As a matter of > fact, if I turn on either turn sig

Continuing electrical woes

2002-11-15 Thread Greg Rowe
Two thoughts right off the bat: God bless this list and boy do I hate electrical problems! My dimly lit alternator light has gone away possibly because I rewired a corroded connector from the ignition switch. But instead, I now have no turn signals or hazard warning flashers. I traced current wit