Solid State Relays
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Re: Solid State Relays
Originally Posted by glanghus
Has anyone installed a solid state blinker relay for their bonnie?
If for some reason you're looking for a higher-capacity unit (e.g. for trailer towing), there are heavy-duty flasher units available from places like J.C. Whitney.
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Just to make it silent. But...do our turn signals run off a solid state timer, or is it a heat/current sensing mechinism? What I'm getting at is if I bought a solid state relay and replaced the current relay, would it still blink with the correct frequency???
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The solid state should work but you will have to gut the existing relay out, look for one with an adjustable time base. If you do go with one, solder your connections for a better install.
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Originally Posted by glanghus
Just to make it silent. But...do our turn signals run off a solid state timer, or is it a heat/current sensing mechinism? What I'm getting at is if I bought a solid state relay and replaced the current relay, would it still blink with the correct frequency???
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