Here is a basic wiring diagram for vintage car indicators:
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1. Power Source:
- Connect the positive terminal of your car's battery to the "Power In" terminal on the indicator relay.
- Connect the negative terminal of the battery to a good ground point on the car's chassis.
2. Indicator Switch:
- Connect one terminal of the indicator switch to the "Indicator Switch" terminal on the indicator relay.
- Connect the other terminal of the indicator switch to a good ground point on the car's chassis.
3. Indicator Lights:
- Connect the "Left Indicator" terminal on the indicator relay to the left indicator light.
- Connect the "Right Indicator" terminal on the indicator relay to the right indicator light.
4. Flashers:
- Connect one terminal of the flasher unit to the "Flasher" terminal on the indicator relay.
- Connect the other terminal of the flasher unit to a good ground point on the car's chassis.
5. Grounding:
- Make sure that all of the components in the circuit are properly grounded to the car's chassis. This is important for ensuring that the circuit works properly and to avoid any electrical issues.
6. Testing:
- Once you have completed the wiring, test the indicator lights by turning on the ignition and operating the indicator switch. The indicator lights should flash when you turn on the left or right indicator.
If you have any questions about wiring indicators to an old car, it's always a good idea to consult with a qualified auto electrician.
