Want A Blow Up Proof Turn Signal Flasher?
Rated 25 amps maximum Short circuit proof Overload proof High and low temperature proof Reverse polarity proof High and low voltage proof:Incorrect connection proof Rated a guaranteed on...
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As retribution for my last comment, my Hazard flasher, which is the same, but separate, as my signal flasher, failed a short while ago.
It was a thermal flasher. On RockAuto, I saw they did not list any thermal flashers anymore but an "electro- mechanical" flasher.
I put the still good thermal flasher in the hazard connector and put the newly acquired Tridon EL12 in the signal flasher connector.
It is a bit taller than the thermal units, and much heavier. It clicks loudly. I have no idea how this product compares to the product in the OP.
I took apart the failed thermal flasher. There was some crusty junk on the contacts. I cleaned it, and reassembled it. It works fine again. Back up.
It was a thermal flasher. On RockAuto, I saw they did not list any thermal flashers anymore but an "electro- mechanical" flasher.
I put the still good thermal flasher in the hazard connector and put the newly acquired Tridon EL12 in the signal flasher connector.
It is a bit taller than the thermal units, and much heavier. It clicks loudly. I have no idea how this product compares to the product in the OP.
I took apart the failed thermal flasher. There was some crusty junk on the contacts. I cleaned it, and reassembled it. It works fine again. Back up.
