Turn Signal Wiring Diagram
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Turn Signal Wiring Diagram
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
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I already have a unit especially made for automobiles. I just need to locate a special wire.
In the meantime, I have ordered a Repair Manual for the GX 460. It will provide the wiring diagram I need.
Thanks for your support.
~ Cap
Last edited by Capirato; 04-06-12 at 08:24 AM.
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If I'm not mistaken the wiring diagram is in a seperate electrical manual.
How much was the repair manual?
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There are no wires that are ground when the turn signals are on, you'll likely need to do a bit of wiring to get that to happen.
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The White wire is to be connected to the minus side of the battery (frame of vehicle).
The Red wire connected to +12 volts.
The Blue wire must be connected to a point that is at ground voltage when the turn signal is ON.
That is everything that is needed to connect the unit.
You must find a point that is ground when the turn signals are on to make the unit work.
~ Cap
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I believe the Fog Lights have wires that are grounded to make them work. I'm hoping the Turn Signals Lights are similarly wired.
I discovered the wiring of the Fog Lights when I installed a module to make the Fog Lights the DRLs.
~ Cap
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Unfortunately the turn signals are not wired that way. They are positively switched on the bulb side (flashing).
There are negatively-switched elements to the switch itself, but left and right are separate, so you'd need to consolidate them using diodes, or similar. Do you need a flashing input or a solid input?
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There are negatively-switched elements to the switch itself, but left and right are separate, so you'd need to consolidate them using diodes, or similar. Do you need a flashing input or a solid input?
Jeff