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5 volts at the turn signals?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Beerman73
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they'd be pretty dim if they were 5 volts per your thread title... flashing on and off might be too much for a cheapo digital multimeter to keep up with.
 
It was measured with a fluke multimeter 5.06 volts to be exact, no flash and won't even light up the led turn signals I just installed . I'm waiting on a led flasher to show up , but in the mean time I thought it would at least light up. But no go, 5 volts to all signals .
 
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right....there's a resistance somewhere stealing ~7 volts.
The low current available("...not even leds light...") suggests bad connection most likely bullet connectors undone or %$$?! ,turn signal switch,faulty flasher unit, and if you have the plastic stems for turn signals, there's a ring connector for a ground that can be funky...

or a possibility that someone has put connectors back together wrong...it's not hard to do that inside the dark headlight bucket.
 
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