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Join Date: Mar 2024
Location: Edmond oklahoma
Posts: 35
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Thanks to all who replied!! I changed out the Neg. ground battery cable it was original, had OReilly's load test the battery, tested good. checked fuse under dash labeled "turn signal" fuse was not tight in holder. So now everything is back to normal except I still do not have right turn front or back. As you can see the wiring to the socket is not good, so I will go to the junction block, replace the wires from there, and get a new socket. Again, thanks to all. Jim
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2018
Location: Sydney Nova Scotia
Posts: 129
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Might want to make a battery cable out of welding cable
Never have to replace / worry about it again |
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Senior Member
Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 454
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Make sure that the socket is grounded - ohmmeter connected to socket and ground at the battery. I had that on a 61 Ford and I had some rather bizarre results with that turn signal and the cleaning of the socket ground at the light cured the problem.
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