grassy
Well-Known Member
Just about finished my wiring.,,but I am having a bizarre problem with my blinkers.
For the lights up front, I have grounded the wire at the same place where my neg battery cable connects with the car. Could this be a problem ?
Problem still happens with my other blinker when I moved it over to the driver's side so problem is the wiring..not the unit.
There seems to be a constant 5V from the blinker wire (green w/trace)... and the blinkers will not work.
For fun, if I connect my fender blinker (which is grounded to a separate ground to the car) to that wire, it goes solid as well but I can hear the electronic flashers going off in the car..like wise, if I test for resistance, it does the same thing...which points back to ground. no ?
There shouldn't be a constant current..only when I turn a blinker on.. ??
As always, any help is appreciated...
ian.
For the lights up front, I have grounded the wire at the same place where my neg battery cable connects with the car. Could this be a problem ?
Problem still happens with my other blinker when I moved it over to the driver's side so problem is the wiring..not the unit.
There seems to be a constant 5V from the blinker wire (green w/trace)... and the blinkers will not work.
For fun, if I connect my fender blinker (which is grounded to a separate ground to the car) to that wire, it goes solid as well but I can hear the electronic flashers going off in the car..like wise, if I test for resistance, it does the same thing...which points back to ground. no ?
There shouldn't be a constant current..only when I turn a blinker on.. ??
As always, any help is appreciated...
ian.