OK guys::   Have turned 70 and do not hear as good as I should, so I drive down the road with the turn signal on, because I can not hear the ticking of the flasher.  My pickup has a chime that come on after a while to remind me.  Question--  can any one write me a wiring diagram where I could put this set up in my T Bird?????   I know that we have some super sharp engineers on this site.  This thing is embarrasing.  Thank you in advance    God bless    Eddie

Eddie

Lake Forest, Ca. 92630

Ed,



You could also try another flasher. I have found some (especially NOS FoMoCo brand) do click MUCH louder than others.

6 VOLTS/POS. GRD. NW INDIANA

Will this help you...







Any general purpose diode will do, such as a 1N4003 or 1N4001. Use 12v/low amp buzzer/chime of your choice.

BOB

Eddie:

JC Whitney used to sell an extra loud flasher, and also one that played "Love Me Tender".  My father in law bought that one, I found that one to be annoying after a while.

John - "The Hoosier Hurricane"

WOW Guys---  sure appreciate knowing about the different flashers, and also the resistor and buzzer.  Going to the parts store.    many thanks   God Bless 

Eddie

Lake Forest, Ca. 92630

Check this out, http://www.turnalarm.com/.

I may try it myself as I leave the signal on on my 49 all the time.

Butch "In a world filled with stress it is better to give than to receive"

I recently installed one from http://www.turnalarm.com/ in my 62 wagon.  It works great on the highway with wind noise, as I could not hear the stock blinker.  It is a bit annoying when stopped waiting for a signal to change in the city. (you'll end up shutting signal off at a long light)  Sounds like a scaled down back up alarm.  beep beep beep    pf

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Hey Butch and Paul;  Sure appreciate the info,  and also glad the learn that I'm not the only one with this problem!!!  Back flared up so will be alittle later before I can get back to the car!!!   God Bless You All   Many Thanks

Eddie

Lake Forest, Ca. 92630