How To Wire a Turn Signal Flasher Relay Directional Blinker on a Car / Truck / ATV / Motorcycle

[@WiringRescue]

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[@jpsapartmentcustom9541]

I'm working on a pocket bike and unfortunately the wiring that came on it was taken apart now I'm trying to wire up headlights blinkers and parking lights can you help me

[@toonse3683]

So I have a 86 montecarlo ls I have a problem with my lights I have high beams on my left side no lows and no power on the right side on the rear I have power on the right side but no power on the left side any ideas how to fix tha because I'm seriously thinking on Goin the way u have this set up

[@johndeloach503]

I have a 95 escort. My flasher button broke off, trying to set up away so I can use my flasher incase of an emergency.

[@fedabartov6293]

for the hazard button you just link the 2 white together and the red and boom hazard light ???

[@bryantracing3022]

I liked and subscribed

[@siegecode]

Congratulations, you explain things better that my electronic teachers back at school, u da man!!!

[@WiringRescue]

Haha! Thank you! I’m always happy to share what I know!

[@lawrencefranck9417]

Four way stitch that feeds both whites.

[@Nazariosanchez91]

Can you add the white cable for brakes in another video? Thank you

[@TheBaronessvonGraf]

You explain things very well... no extra comments showing how smart you are, thus causing confusion to newbies.

[@knuckle47]

I have an imported truck that zero information is available to me. Your EXCELLENT explanation will give it direction signals ….again

[@WiringRescue]

Excellent! Thank you for watching!

[@cactuarizard]

Bro same here.got 96 hijet pickup with no schematic or electrical diagram. Wasn’t feeling confident replacing my headlights since the polarity is swapped and having to splice in the turn signals and DRL. But after watching this I’m solid!

[@dodgeme1986truck]

It's missing the 2 diodes and Hazzard switch

[@cactuarizard]

@@dodgeme1986truck ?

[@dodgeme1986truck]

@@cactuarizard on most vehicles (atv utv also) a Hazzard switch is also required (flashes all 4)

[@OversizedEnduroGuy]

You, my friend, are a life saver I've been trying to get my blinkers on my bike for a few days. I came across this video and followed the diagram and had them done with in a hour 2000 ktm 300exc no battery and no ingnition switch

[@WiringRescue]

Heck yes! That’s awesome! Congrats on doing it yourself, and thank you for sharing your win with me! It’s stuff like this that makes these videos totally worth it!

[@JerryRigEverything]

How would you add the hazards though? Like, getting all of them to blink at the same time.

[@WiringRescue]

Edited: I made this hazard light video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/op_Lfqtjm9OIo6s

[@chrisallen4366]

yes please that would be helpful

[@rubenevora5650]

He said that. Link the white wire of the lamps in a different circuit

[@sirboomsalot2429]

I did it by using a second three position switch, on/off/Turn Signal Enable Then linked the enable to the input of the second three position switch. I then linked all four of the lights to the on position of the first switch with a flasher

[@sirboomsalot2429]

Basically the first switch you can enable the hazard lights or enable the turn signal, the second then just is the turn signal control. It is how I did it because I didn't mind a second switch

[@ferrelli76]

This video has help me out immensely I’ve racked my brain for quite a bit how I could do this for my motorized bicycle to get it to be street legal and you’ve done it so clearly I just want to say thank you for the educational stuff you do

[@WiringRescue]

That’s extremely kind! Thank you for watching and good luck on your motorized bicycle!

[@greasemonkeygarage1896]

Been working on cars for 22 years and learned something new tonight.

[@WiringRescue]

Dang! That’s awesome! Thanks for the kind words!

[@greasemonkeygarage1896]

@@WiringRescue thank you for making informational vids like this ! I’m about to wire up my car and it comes in handy

[@daniellepurdy4418]

Great instructional. Simple, straightforward and easy to understand. THANK YOU!

[@WiringRescue]

Thanks for watching! You’re awesome!

[@nicklikesradio]

Thank you. I needed turn signals on my lawn mower so I could drive to Walmart after the ex wife took the car.

[@Aaro.K]

lmaoooo keep up the good work my man! 😁

[@davidkeyes2435]

2years later your still a legend for this comment

[@kristinemacdougall]

THANK YOU! I was sitting here crying my head off not knowing what to do about the lights (specifically the blinkers), in my mgb. My husband helped me put a new motor in it, but as soon as the wiring thing started he said "nope". I haven't driven the car in 3 years and the motor was in and ready a month ago, it's just been this wiring mess. Thanks to you and this video I'm going to get to drive my car, hoping, later today. Off to get this done. Thanks again :)

[@WiringRescue]

That’s wonderful! Let me know if you have any questions. MGB wiring is British witchcraft so it will be 100% different than what you see here! Oh - and if this method isn’t quite what you’re after, I have a few videos showing different methods of wiring turn signals. Find the method that suits your needs best and post up any questions you may have along the way. I’ll be hoping to hear that you drive your car later today!

[@kristinemacdougall]

@@WiringRescue no drive yesterday. I watched a couple of your other videos, and have decided to follow the one that you do that does all the lighting. Can I just do an independent of the current wiring harness. What happen with his car is two years ago the motor blew up, so we put a Camaro motor in it :-). Kind of makes some wiring a little difficult. But your videos of solve the problem for me thank you. I'll let you know how it goes

[@WiringRescue]

@@kristinemacdougall - sorry to hear there was no drive! Hopefully soon! You can absolutely have an independent wiring system for the lights. If you haven’t already watched it, I also have a video on fuse and wire sizing that is important info to know.

[@WiringRescue]

@@kristinemacdougall - here you go! Let me know if you have any questions throughout the process! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5ndf2mLmdOghqM

[@kristinemacdougall]

@@WiringRescue awesome! thank you.

[@pchydro3300]

aside from figuring out the pins on my OE blinker switch this video made wiring in blinker s on my track car SUPER easy. thank you!

[@notagunfreak8146]

Thank you very much. Ive got a quite rare bike. Its a Tomos at50 they made like 2000 of them. The original wire harness worked great except the turn signals. After replacing countless wires and using different relay's I still could not get it to work. I am not good with wiring so I thought wiring turn signals would be awful. But with your help I managed to get it done in like 2 hours. Everything works great even used the original ground wires from the harness so its quite clean. Thank you again!

[@WiringRescue]

That’s excellent! I’m glad the video was able to help you out! Thanks for watching!

[@logananderson6237]

Working on rewiring a 1999 Sportster I got. The wiring in it was completely frayed on one side. Thanks so much!

[@WiringRescue]

That’s awesome! I have a bunch of videos on this stuff. Find the one that works best for you!

[@aaronthebom_yt3198]

This video is making my dream of driving my truck legally because this is helping me find the things I need and the things the know how to make it work

[@WiringRescue]

Heck yes! Don’t get it right, just get it working!

[@tonystokes9950]

Thank you for explaining everything so well in your videos After watching this video earlier today I got my taillights all working again.

[@WiringRescue]

That is absolutely fantastic! I’m glad the videos helped you out! I appreciate you watching ❤

[@StainlessTIG2]

I just wired my break lights on my 86 mustang. I used a Earls inline pressure switch through a fused relay. Simple! You just saved me some time on the turn signals. Thanks!

[@WiringRescue]

That’s fantastic. Thank you for watching!

[@StainlessTIG2]

@@WiringRescue are you using 30 amp relay and fuses?

[@StainlessTIG2]

I was talking about my break lights. I accidentally replied on the wrong video. I completely gutted my 86 mustang factory wiring harnesses and went with the ARC 12 circuit relay kit. I used this circuit for my turn signals. Works great.

[@TheTubejunky]

This is how people are able to learn. Visual displays of the circuit schematic. TY sir.

[@WiringRescue]

I agree. This is how I would have preferred to be taught! Thanks for watching!

[@michaeljohnsen9531]

Best demonstration on how to wire up indicators KZbin 👍

[@arjoontauckoory9183]

Looks like my E39 Bmw will be back on the road lol. Bet you explain better than teachers!

[@WiringRescue]

Lol! Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@Jandroverse]

Great Video, just wanted to say that adding a schematic drawing to this would help a lot when looking at the circuit.

[@angelestranged1]

Excellent tutorial you exceed the abilities of most teachers, if only there were more like you.

[@WiringRescue]

Wow! Thank you! I appreciate that!

[@shifty2755]

I am currently re wiring a rolls royce. I will be using your useful video. Thanks for posting!

[@WiringRescue]

Oh my gosh. If you haven’t checked out this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6DCmmxmZpuiZ5I you should. I personally think it’s better, but it depends on your goals.

[@prodriveawayman6943]

Drive Away Drivers needs to see this !

[@LabanGitonga-kb3fb]

Thanks meen this really helped me understand. I have my evaluation test tomorrow. My practical is on turn signals. This was really helpful

[@Tomshelerud]

Thanks for the help. Your wiring got the tail lights working on my 1929 hot rod

[@WiringRescue]

That’s fantastic! I’m thrilled that my video was able to help you out!

[@teamnumbskull2846]

Life saver my dude, my 84 Chevy is saved

[@WiringRescue]

Heck yeah! I’m glad the video helped you out!

[@Ash-bx6kq]

OMG, THANK YOU! I'm building an ebike rn, and I was about to try to do this with an Arduino and relays or with a 555 timer or something. This is way easier.

[@WiringRescue]

I’m thrilled that you find it helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@MrLeo92335]

Thank you very much for the video, I have a 1973 datsun and I've installed led headlights with yellow halos which I use for turning signals and my turn signals switch kept getting smoked and stopped working because of the high current drawn so with this system problem solved, very thankful for this video and new subscriber with thumbs up 👍,have a blessed day

[@starmc26]

You need to add in an LED resistor to each turn signal, that's your issue.

[@davidsarro538]

Well done! You are a gifted teacher.

[@WiringRescue]

Thank you so much! That’s extremely kind!

[@fabiohaddad2531]

Great channel! The best video on the subject I have seen on youtube. Thank you for post and congrats.

[@WiringRescue]

I’m glad that you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

Great video!! Saved me loads of frustrations and also found out I had a bad relay and bulb socket. Thanks for sharing this info.

[@alteredstateskustom]

You video really took the guesswork out of it Thanks for explaining it the way you did

[@WiringRescue]

There are many ways to wire a turn signal - check out my other methods too - they may be better for your application. Thanks for watching!

[@bobr3572]

Exactly the guidelines I needed to do this on a golf cart. Thanks

[@WiringRescue]

Awesome! I’m glad you find it helpful!

[@bman9469]

Been trying to fix a 71 volvo turn signal to get it back on the street legally. This really helps me understand what's going on, and maybe I'll go this route instead of trying to find a rare oem switch.

[@WiringRescue]

It’s a very simple way to make it work, and extremely easy to diagnose if it ever fails. These parts are also available at every part store across the country, and dirt cheap. That’s a win! Good luck with the build!

[@centrist1008]

We did this in high school science. Still super cool

[@WiringRescue]

School would have been way better if I learned this. Instead of learning useful things in life, I was told I had to play the recorder, and learn about amoebas.

[@supertrucker9369]

I bought everything in this video not realizing that I need something to put the fuses in. I don't know what they are called lolol 😂 i rewatched the video but I don't believe you mentioned what the fuses go into. I bought the 272 piece fuse package but they are all just different fuses only. Thanks a lot for this informative video.👍

[@WiringRescue]

Haha - sorry about that - you will want “fuse holders”. Here is a link to the ones I used, but there are many options. Thanks for watching and good luck with your project! 10 Pack - EPAuto 12V-DC ATC/ATO 12 AWG In-Line Fuse H... a.co/d/bmtNA9z

[@hardcorehenry1812]

Great video, thank you for the insight. You make things much easier for a lot of hobbyists. Hat off to you

[@WiringRescue]

Thank you much! Just trying to help out my fellow car enthusiasts!

[@enigmagermany2303]

This is awesome. Could a 3 pin flasher be used in this system?

[@enigmagermany2303]

I found a way to add a three pin flasher. The 3 pins on a 3 pin Flasher would be B, E, L. Connecting would be B- a positive from the ignition switch with a fuse (as mentioned in the above diagram as a red wire to flasher). E would be a ground. L is connected to pin 30 (as mentioned in the above diagram in blue). Hope this helps.

[@MJorgy5]

Very solid. I hope to add a 3rd signal to each side of my big van. This will be very helpful! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@WiringRescue]

I’m glad it was helpful!

[@armondcapriosr.4094]

Thank you for making it straight forward and simple good job.

[@WiringRescue]

Thank you for watching! I really appreciate it!

[@drama8019]

Bro your videos are amazing im learning to re wire my motorbike with no knowledge at all and this has helped 🙌 👌

[@WiringRescue]

Glad the videos helped you out!

[@kylescott4888]

Awesome thanks for the video! I have a roxor utv and getting it road legal. $15 instead of a $500 wiring hardness? Way better! Although I may need to buy another $10 in wire lol! Best video to make own turn signals!

[@yugodr]

Awesome way to retrofit vintage cars

[@markmccabe934]

How do I wire it for running and brake lights with directionals ?

[@klanglala7577]

Thats a fantastic demonstration! Thats exacly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@WiringRescue]

Thank you! I’m glad that you like it. Thanks for watching!

[@edgelineaerialsolutionsllc7615]

Side note I love your videos they are super helpful, thanks a ton !

[@WiringRescue]

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

[@arthurfricchione8119]

New subscriber. Great informative video I’m a retired aircraft mechanic now diving into todays electronic computerized systems . Will definitely build it just to freshen up my electrical knowledge. Thanks for sharing and stay safe and well 😊

[@WiringRescue]

Awesome! Thank you for watching and keeping the airplanes safe for all of those years !

[@godfreydarling5956]

Nice, simple and easy for an electrical numpty like me to understand!👍🏻

[@WiringRescue]

Thanks for watching! I’m happy that it helped you out!

[@MakeAnything-]

Would it be better to put the 552 after the relay so that it only blinks when the switch is on. I guess you would need 552s for that to work.

[@WiringRescue]

The flasher only flashes when the bulbs are turned on. If there is no electricity passing through the flasher, it is not cycling on and off.

[@TheCrouchMan]

Great video. I wired my signals just as you have shown. Turns out I'm an idiot and tried to set up my LED signals like this lol took me a while to figure out where I went wrong. Found your LED video and ordered the correct flasher. Lol I have some wiring to redo..

[@michaelsnyder7442]

This would be GREAT in a book, like HP series books or the like. Your series is the BEST at not only showing how to do it, but parts recommendations, etc. The wiring books out there now are PURE CRAP. I bought several of them and they sucked to high heaven. Way too general and not very helpful. BTW, I am an electrical engineer. You do a excellent job explaining, without getting too far into the minutia. Might I suggest for you master class series getting to Ohm's law, Voltage, current and resistance and how that relates to electrical wiring in a automotive application, much like what you covered in previous video's without discussing voltage ,current and resistance and how it plays into the functions of the electrical circuits. Just my 2 cents worth.

[@tomcox6754]

Great Video. This solve a lot of issues. When you have time to create another along this topic, would you address this issue. Most cars since turn signal were required and us the 1157 bulb use the dimmer filament for the tail lights and the brighter one for the brake, turn signal, and the hazard. Would you demonstrate how this could be wired. I know you said the white wire could be used for the tail light, but how would you wire to have the turn signal, brake, and hazard on the brighter filament? Thanks and I will watch in the future for another great video.

[@gibbyrockerhunter]

Great tutorial. Thanks for the upload! I love the backing board for the circuit visual.

[@WiringRescue]

Excellent! I'm glad you like it. If you haven't checked out my other wiring videos, please do! They are done in a similar way!

[@fsommer1]

Thank you for very informative video and your generous contribution to public knowledge base. My comment would be to request a companion wiring schematic drawing to further clarify.

[@WiringRescue]

That would definitely be a nice addition. I’ll look into that.

[@TBR96]

About to buy everything I need to do this on my sortof-street legal mud toy I'm building (missing all stock lights) Just need something to get me to and from the trails. Thanks man. I've been fighting with the stock wiring all day but I'm just gonna do this.

[@WiringRescue]

Awesome! Check out my other turn signal videos too. I have about 3 different methods of doing this. One method doesn’t need relays, but needs LED bulbs. Another method has a cool switch that also has some other cool features. Check out the link in the top pinned comment above, and you’ll see them all there.

[@DatBoiOrly]

thank you i can now make my dream a reality of installing indicators on my cat!!!

[@WiringRescue]

If cats are anything like bmw drivers, they won’t be using their turn signals.

[@WheresJoseToday-im1gr]

Great video! Need to rewire my old Land Crusier HJ45 and this is a great help!

[@LuckyWabbitGaming]

copied this and really saved me some money time and effort thanks so much from New Mexico!~

[@ahmedmuhammadisajesus2530]

Thanks for posting this video I'm trying to learn how to do this set up it's really cool that you made this video

[@WiringRescue]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching them!

[@ahmedmuhammadisajesus2530]

Excuse me Brother does this set up work for front turn signal light bulbs for a 2000 Chrysler neon ?

[@IBEW126]

Thanks!

[@WiringRescue]

You’re very welcome!

[@keithjacobson335]

I am planning to add warning lights and turn signals to my horse drawn carriage for those times I need to travel along roadways. I'd like to have continuous blinking hazards lights and then turn signals for intersections. Your video looks like it will get me part way. Now I need to figure out how to add the hazard lights so they will cancel when the turn signal is employed. Thanks!!

[@stephenweston2973]

Easy answer... Add separate lights thru a flasher for the constant hazard then regular lights for stop and turn. This way the hazard will always be on and the lowers will be turn. The other way can be done but needs a couple relays and another flasher to make that work. Adding dedicated hazard is way easier thru a flasher.

[@keithjacobson335]

Stephen Weston thank you! Happy Halloween !

[@mexicanamericansinthedenve6768]

You so awesome thank you so much my buddy 125 don’t have bunking no more! Helps a lot

[@WiringRescue]

Glad you found the video helpful!

[@adocarsnix5497]

Wired a bmw k75 today with this diagram thanks 👍

[@WiringRescue]

That is fantastic! I’m really happy to hear it helped you out!

[@bernardocisneros4402]

Are the Bosch relays really necessary? Why can't you put the SPDT switch between the flasher relay and the bulbs? Am I missing something? Thanks in advance.

[@WiringRescue]

It depends on which switches and bulbs you are using. Check out this one. It’s what you are looking for. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4nMdqKAi9l7n5osi=45UHXJnsZTGF4YZp

[@bernardocisneros4402]

@@WiringRescue Thanks!

[@modernshootter4536]

Thank you so much. I made the turning signals on an e-bike happen.

[@WiringRescue]

Heck yes! I’m excited to hear it!

[@ecesarchavez]

Thanks for all your videos they are extremely helpful, especially this one as I’m currently trying to replace all my bulbs with LED’s on my Grand Wagoneer jeep. What I found is an LED flasher with a ground flashes faster than one without the problem I’m having is that even though I replaced my flashers the rear 1156 led bulbs for running lights at night will not work. The led 1157 for brakes work fine and so do the 1156 for backup lights and turn signals but not the side marker lights. I’ve checked the grounds and they all seem to work. It would be great to see a video on how 1156 and 1157 led bulb works different and the difference between a grounded led flasher and a non one with turn signals, brakes, backup lights and side marker lights - thanks 👍🏼

[@Jayjay42023]

Man you keep making a video like this you definitely got me to subscribe. I had an idea on how to do it but I knew there were small things that I was missing and this pretty much topped it off for me. This video is 150% understandable this is like breaking it down for dummies. Definitely is going to help me out because I do not want to pay to run new headlights, blinkers, brake lights,ect. Another idea you may be able to mention is how to run new headlights with high beams I think that would be an interesting topic and maybe throwing the brake lights in there with it to where they have the standard brake lights without you pressing on it then you know they get brighter whenever you hit the brakes just a thought would be video to watch.

[@WiringRescue]

I like this idea. I'll add it to my video to-do list!

[@believetatenda1798]

Thank you for your videos, they are really helping me but I have a query on the connection on that flusher relay, why are there two pins whilst some others has 3pins

[@Zippy1wood.]

So my 62 scout never used relays why are the needed great video by the way

[@WiringRescue]

Scouts are super awesome. As for relays - it allows you to not run the full electrical load through the switch. This is a good idea for a variety of reasons, and I actually made a video about this - check it out - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3TOl3l5gcaSgMksi=KvuDluCEQ8Pvn3FB

[@Zippy1wood.]

After commenting I watched the video explaining relays makes sense thanks

[@jeremymoran5123]

Thank You sir for your great simple explanation. Much appreciated 🤠

[@WiringRescue]

Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to watch it!

[@bikefever3569]

Hi, Great explanation but why do you need a flasher and a relay? The though the flasher relay was an all in one type thing. Regards John

[@WiringRescue]

Good question - stay tuned for an upcoming video where I explain exactly that.

[@PVT_Barry]

Great info. I am rewiring my tractor with this.

[@WiringRescue]

Heck yeah! I dream of owning a tractor! Someday!

[@cindrajohnson5184]

I wired my hot rod using your diagram it worked super thanks but I need to add a light inside so remember to turn off turning signal

[@GST8900]

works very well! 😀👍 I also want to install a light on the dashboard, either that lights up, or even better, that flashes when you turn on the turn signal lights, typically LED diode with two cables, how does this possibly connect?

[@WiringRescue]

Hmmm I’ll add that to my future video list!

[@bernardocisneros4402]

I ordered most of the items on the list in the video description and received them today. Everything is fine except the 3-way SPDT switches. They are momentary switches. They are spring loaded to stay in the off position. Eventhough, Amazon lists them as momentary switches, I ordered them because you specifically wrote that they were another brand and they were not momentary. It's no big deal because it's Amazon and they have an easy return process. I just wanted to let you know so other people don't order these momentary 3-way switches expecting to get non-momentary switches.

[@Tank_66]

Thanks man this helped me and my dad restome out truck,Thanks for the help!

[@WiringRescue]

That’s fantastic! I’m glad it was able to help you out!

[@thejackel1844]

That's one big - ass watch you have yourself there mister !...

[@WiringRescue]

I like my watches like I like my coffee - Extra large. Seriously though, it’s the cheapest Apple Watch with a massive protective watch band because I destroy everything I touch. The first day I wore it I put a giant scratch across the face, wearing it working on cars like a dummy. I then found the cheapest + most protective case I could find online and hit “buy it now”. Here I am 1 year later and I haven’t broke it yet!

[@upsguy9380]

Excellent video sir.. quick question, how would you tie this setup to the ignition so that turn signals become operable only when key is in on position. Thank you for your patience.

[@davidfranzoni3741]

Answer to my prayers ! I’m gonna use this on my 1966 Honda C100. Great videos to help with college too! Might you have any knowledge on hooking up engine stators to batteries etc that’d be cool too! Thanks man!

[@WiringRescue]

Thanks for watching! I’ll add a starter circuit to my to do list!

[@kapitakapita9114]

morning you explain well but I have a question just on the flasher unit it has 3 pins now only talk about 2pins what about the E terminal of the flasher does it have to remain blank thank you.

[@armandovillalobos2372]

Bellow there thank you for your presentation you were right it looked very simple and you explained it perfect, I have a question, I have a 1940 ford deluxe it’s a 6 volt and I added a turn signal switch to it , I was told to wire it in a reverse positive way , I am not wiring it to the existing lights I installed turn signals on front and rear .can you explain it more clear or is it just how it sounds, thank you 👍

[@skippdec1942]

Hi, so glad I found you. I just bought a new CFMoto Z force 950 side x side SPORT. Sport in important because that model comes with head lights, high and low beam and taillights. However, there is not a dedicated turn signal on this machine. Thus it is a SPORT model and not a street model. I Think your demo will work good for what I want. Just rear set of signal lights. So my question is : do I need to run 2 flashers or will one suffice? What gauge wire is on your setup and what amp fuse should used? Any advise or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for posting this kind of info for electrical dummies like myself.

[@WiringRescue]

Thanks for watching! I’d recommend this circuit instead. But make sure you use LED’s if you go with this design. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4nMdqKAi9l7n5o

[@WiringRescue]

Oh and for wire and fuse size check out this one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5ndf2mLmdOghqM

[@skippdec1942]

Thank you Jeremy, yes I had decided on LED"s. I web captured your layout and have it in the garage and the parts to get started, routing is going to be a big problem no easy wiring paths on this machine. Thanks again for the help and I did subscribe and rang the bell.

[@jesserodriguez6799]

Man you are the man that was so easy to follow

[@MoeLarrycurly1]

I'm trying to wire an old shovelhead Harley motorcycle and this is going to help me thank you so much

[@charlesjohn8378]

This video is AWESOME! really helped me understand the wiring in simple terms since im new to this BUT i need to let you know that the switch you linked is in fact a 2 way NOT a 3 way switch of course kinda my fault cause i just hit order but thought you would like to know

[@WiringRescue]

Thanks for letting me know. I just corrected it! (Though feel free to double check me!) The ones I originally bought were no longer on Amazon, so I had to find a different set and apparent got the numbers mixed up! DM me on Instagram if you can. @Ratty_muscle_car, and maybe I can help you out!

[@charlesjohn8378]

@@WiringRescue Thanks for correcting, of course my fault cause i was excited and ordered without looking, i picked up a switch from a parts store im gonna try this exact setup tomorrow

[@jonathanvillalba3214]

I am not doing the exact application but this helped me get a basic idea how the signal system works. I am installing aftermarket additional brake light (with sequential turn signal and strobe brake light) and running light/turn signal for my motorcycle. Would I need to add fused to the cables I connect to the existing set up?

[@jimbo26b]

Brilliant video, but my trike has 2 push to make switches, how could I use relays and the flasher unit to make it work? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[@xanderpippin8158]

this video saved my life

[@WiringRescue]

Lol! I have no idea how that’s possible, but I’m very happy you are alive. This world would not be the same without you. Thanks for watching!

[@Richard-hl4jm]

Would you explain how to wire two 5 pin pushbutton switches for turn signals on a motorcycle. 1 switch for front and one for back. Thank you, Richard

[@RegularTy]

Thanks for the great breakdown! If i want to use LEDs, will the timing/pace of the flasher still work properly? Or will i need to add a resistor?

[@WiringRescue]

You’ll need to swap your flasher. Check out this video for details kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXqmnniaYpxna7s

[@RegularTy]

@@WiringRescue That's exactly what I need to know. Awesome! Thanks!!!

[@harrywiedeman8844]

Simple question from an electrical dummy. Can I splice into my existing turn signal wiring and add a toggle switch without interrupting my park lights through the factory settings?

[@desert4seat]

Question: Do you need the relays? Could you just run a 30A 3-way switch and bypass the relays? Thanks for the great video!

[@WiringRescue]

You can skip the relays entirely if you use a suitable switch for the circuit, but 99.999% of people will not buy the right amperage switch. Then the switch will burn out, and then they will be asking why their switch keeps breaking. So the relays are the safer option. :)

[@zakspop]

@@WiringRescue What is the amperage draw of the 2 bulbs compared to the relay?

[@975202]

Newby question: Why could you not bring hot wire from flasher directly to 3-way switch and out to bulbs? I guess my question is what is the purpose of the relay in the mix? Thanks!

[@WiringRescue]

Stay tuned! I'm probably going to do that video next. It's totally doable, but you need to make sure you use the proper size bulbs & switch. If you don't, you'll burn out things. While fire is awesome in a fireplace, it's terrible in a car!

[@975202]

@@WiringRescue Thank you!

[@Jinkins100]

Wow. Very well explained in detail. Thank you.

[@kirkgreenman1386]

What about if you need to also install additional flashers light bulbs in a newly home made dashboard?

[@rickmoore8502]

This is a great video. Thank you. Show more like this.

[@WiringRescue]

Thank you! I’ve got a whole bunch and I’m always making more! Check out my wiring video playlist!

[@billchisholm7334]

Thanks for the information I'll try it on my old English car to try and get the semaphore working with the much later turn lights.

[@ForemanAndWilmsAdventures]

Exceptionally helpful and well done presentation. Thanks.

[@WiringRescue]

Thank you! I really appreciate the kind words.

[@hhyperdd]

Great way to explain and make that system be not so intimidating.