Turn Signals on GX 460
04-04-12, 03:47 AM
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Turn Signals on GX 460
I need help in locating a wiring diagram for the GX 460 to accomplish the following.
(The wire must be connected to a point that is at ground voltage when the turn signal is ON. You must find a point that is ground when the turn signals are ON to make the unit work.)
~ Cap
(The wire must be connected to a point that is at ground voltage when the turn signal is ON. You must find a point that is ground when the turn signals are ON to make the unit work.)
~ Cap
04-05-12, 05:48 AM
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What are you trying to accomplish?
I can't look until tomorrow, but if the GX is like almost every other vehicle out there, the lamps ground to the chassis, so, following the quote above, any ground in the vehicle will work, including the chassis... AFAIK, there is no wire that is ~only~ grounded when the turn signals are on, so hopefully that isn't what it is looking for...
I can't look until tomorrow, but if the GX is like almost every other vehicle out there, the lamps ground to the chassis, so, following the quote above, any ground in the vehicle will work, including the chassis... AFAIK, there is no wire that is ~only~ grounded when the turn signals are on, so hopefully that isn't what it is looking for...
04-15-12, 03:25 PM
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I can't look until tomorrow, but if the GX is like almost every other vehicle out there, the lamps ground to the chassis, so, following the quote above, any ground in the vehicle will work, including the chassis... AFAIK, there is no wire that is ~only~ grounded when the turn signals are on, so hopefully that isn't what it is looking for...
I may have to use a relay to get a ground. I just have to find a solid positive from the Turn Signal switch, to operate the module when either right or left blinker is on.
~ Cap
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