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Re: Hazzard lights
One thing that I would do if I had a pair of generic turn lights sitting around that I could hook up to the turn light wires is hook them up with a temporary hookup making sure that they are grounded and see if the rest of the system work and those lights flash.
If they flash and work it is either in the headlights or in how you hooked them up but this will let you know if you have an issue down stream from the ends of the turn signal wires.
If you look at the headlight wiring diagram in post 7 you will see that the park and turn lights ground through the ground plug for the headlights and if the headlights aren't hooked up you don't have a ground. This is something that you need to check on the headlights.
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