Any Napa will have an electro-mechanical flasher for you. They use the same plugs as standard flashers, just with different internals.

 

No problem. Mustangproject.com were the 1st to make the LED conversion specific to classic Mustangs. I ordered a set from them for my 65, and the kit came with an electronic flasher. I thought yours did too.

 

Just came from the auto parts store and the flashers were like $9.00 and $12.00. They plug in the same socket.

 

Mine came with the flasher for the turn signal but there is another one for the hazard lights. I just ordered one from them for the hazard lights.

 

I completely installed both lights, the whole spiel. Now the only think that doesn't work is the emergency flashers. The indicators don't come on when I press the brake pedal any more. The front signals aren't doing anything odd. Everything works except the emergency flashers...they were working before but maybe I will replace the flasher unit.

 

It's definitely a grounding problem. In these old cars they rarely ran a ground wire to the lights but relied on body and chassis steel to be the ground. Make sure that the negative side of each of your lights has a good solid connection to the body steel.

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