Sequential turn signals
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From: Texas
RE: Sequential turn signals
ORIGINAL: 98GreenGT
J/w, isn't there a write-up of a way to DIY using parts from the hardware store? Or did I just dream something up?
J/w, isn't there a write-up of a way to DIY using parts from the hardware store? Or did I just dream something up?
http://mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/sequen.htm
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RE: Sequential turn signals
ORIGINAL: iowanine
There is one, at MW.
http://mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/sequen.htm
ORIGINAL: 98GreenGT
J/w, isn't there a write-up of a way to DIY using parts from the hardware store? Or did I just dream something up?
J/w, isn't there a write-up of a way to DIY using parts from the hardware store? Or did I just dream something up?
http://mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/sequen.htm
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Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 2,638
From: Whitehall, Michigan
RE: Sequential turn signals
ORIGINAL: iowanine
Thank you guys for the feedback.
Just two other questions:
1. Where exactly do you mount the module at? In the trunk or where?
2. Do the majority of them have the sequential lights when you have hazards on?
Once again, thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it.
Thank you guys for the feedback.
Just two other questions:
1. Where exactly do you mount the module at? In the trunk or where?
2. Do the majority of them have the sequential lights when you have hazards on?
Once again, thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it.
Yes, the hazards are sequential, brakes are sequential also.
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 1,777
From: macomb
RE: Sequential turn signals
the kit me and shadowdrake is awsome. i love it and get so many complemnets on it. the only thing is dont mount it on the inside of the rear quarter. mount it on the bottom of the trunk if you can. i hear a clicking all the way upfront from the box turning on and off.
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From: Texas
RE: Sequential turn signals
ORIGINAL: 98GreenGT
Good, I didnt think I would dream something like that up lol. Is that pretty much the same thing as buying it offline or will it dud out in a few days [>:]
ORIGINAL: iowanine
There is one, at MW.
http://mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/sequen.htm
ORIGINAL: 98GreenGT
J/w, isn't there a write-up of a way to DIY using parts from the hardware store? Or did I just dream something up?
J/w, isn't there a write-up of a way to DIY using parts from the hardware store? Or did I just dream something up?
http://mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/sequen.htm
How ShadowDrake had stated, you have a choice on the type that it displays, either chase, sequential or regular. With that kit you have to splice some wires to connect it in. And the kit that DTK put on there is a little more user friendly to where you just connect the harness but it is sequential lights only.
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From: Whitehall, Michigan
RE: Sequential turn signals
Eh, mine does require a little splicing but I assure you it's pretty tough to mess up, everything is color coded and the instructions are great. I got it all done, and my outside bulbs didn't work, checked the instructions, there was an answer to that problem right in there... I didn't have a good power source for the box. There's answers to just about anything that can go wrong in the instructions for my kit.
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Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Jefferson, Georgia
RE: Sequential turn signals
ORIGINAL: ShadowDrake
I know he doesn't want me to advertise it, but I got mine from meter4it.com ... The little animation to the left is the way mine are set right now (they're a little slower than that I think). I paid a little extra but worth it, was easy to install.
I know he doesn't want me to advertise it, but I got mine from meter4it.com ... The little animation to the left is the way mine are set right now (they're a little slower than that I think). I paid a little extra but worth it, was easy to install.
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From: Texas
RE: Sequential turn signals
ORIGINAL: ShadowDrake
Eh, mine does require a little splicing but I assure you it's pretty tough to mess up, everything is color coded and the instructions are great. I got it all done, and my outside bulbs didn't work, checked the instructions, there was an answer to that problem right in there... I didn't have a good power source for the box. There's answers to just about anything that can go wrong in the instructions for my kit.
Eh, mine does require a little splicing but I assure you it's pretty tough to mess up, everything is color coded and the instructions are great. I got it all done, and my outside bulbs didn't work, checked the instructions, there was an answer to that problem right in there... I didn't have a good power source for the box. There's answers to just about anything that can go wrong in the instructions for my kit.
The other kit that DTK has, they have two kits where no splicing is needed at all, it is just a newer harness you connect.
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