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Sparton scs-3r

Discussion in 'Early Jeep Restoration and Research' started by kiowamtp, Jan 29, 2005.

  1. Cal

    Cal New Member

    I think post #12 had a question which has not been answered. And yes the 1970 had a seperate switch on the dash for the 4-way flasher.
     
  2. jayhawkclint

    jayhawkclint ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ

    Jeepfreak had a question in the flattie section. I sent him a link to this post. He asked a question in post #12. I tried to answer it in #13, but I guess I didn't fully understand the question.
     
  3. jeepfreak81

    jeepfreak81 When in Doubt, Pedal out!


    I asked if it needed a separate flasher to operate, of if it was built into the unit. When I tore it apart it did not look like it was built into the switch.

    My buddy wired in a separate flasher and my turn signals still are not working, however they come on steady when I turn the lever to left or right.
     
  4. jayhawkclint

    jayhawkclint ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ

    You're running 12vdc, not 6vdc, right? Sounds like you might want to try a little less resistance. Wire a couple bulbs in parrallel to test. Remember that a modern flasher is usually meant to run 3 bulbs simultaneously (front, side, rear).
     
  5. jeepfreak81

    jeepfreak81 When in Doubt, Pedal out!


    Yes 12V dC lighting, but on top of that the front and rear signals are LED using an LED flasher inline