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benbuilder · 06-07-2025, 08:32 PM

The flasher is the part of the turn indicator system that may be polarity sensitive. If you run the red (+) lead to the negative side of the battery then you could reverse the X and L terminals of the flasher. Get a spare flasher in case you burn out one. The other parts of the system that may be polarity sensitive are the lights. If they are LED's they will not work with reverse polarity.

THIS IS, IN MY OPINION THE BEST WAY TO GO. THEY ARE NOT LEDS. AND I WILL ORDER AN ADDITIONAL FLASHER

THANKS

06-07-2025, 08:32 PM	#5
benbuilder Senior Member Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 122	Re: 6 volt positive ground signal light question The flasher is the part of the turn indicator system that may be polarity sensitive. If you run the red (+) lead to the negative side of the battery then you could reverse the X and L terminals of the flasher. Get a spare flasher in case you burn out one. The other parts of the system that may be polarity sensitive are the lights. If they are LED's they will not work with reverse polarity. THIS IS, IN MY OPINION THE BEST WAY TO GO. THEY ARE NOT LEDS. AND I WILL ORDER AN ADDITIONAL FLASHER THANKS