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Old 01-09-08, 09:41 AM   #1 (permalink)
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RE: Self cancelling signal switch

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Old 01-09-08, 10:14 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Self cancelling signal switch

that sounds horrendous - $200 -
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Re: Self cancelling signal switch

The switch alone is about $100. I have bought two from Finishline. On the North kit you are paying another $100 for the aluminum bezel and the short column.
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Re: Self cancelling signal switch

I know a lot of guys in the street-rod world are using a simple motorcycle turn-signal that is self cancelling.. Don't know much about it other than it's supposed to be pretty cheap and relatively stupid-proof...
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Re: Self cancelling signal switch

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I know a lot of guys in the street-rod world are using a simple motorcycle turn-signal that is self cancelling.. Don't know much about it other than it's supposed to be pretty cheap and relatively stupid-proof...

Hi,

Here's a link to one I used on my bike (Turn Signal Module).

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It has different durations of time for turn signals to cancel and probably better suited to the original style GT40 type switch but using a momentary type contact. It was easy to wire and for less than $70 a good deal. I may consider using one on my 40.

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