In most GM applications, the typical "power-in" feed to the turn signal circuit is tan, brown, or pink and the "load-out" is yellow or purple.

Imagine your turn signal system as a small, simple network that includes a few key components: a lever (the turn signal switch), a relay (a type of electrically operated switch), light bulbs (the ...

The topic of using turn signal lights as brake lights comes up pretty frequently on many of the motorcycle forums. The consensus is that it’s illegal in most states, but as you’ve found, the laws are ...

Inside the project boxes you will find the 9v battery that powers the circuit and also a breadboard that is home to the circuits responsible for blinking the turn signals.

A: It's time to stop throwing new parts at this thing, and actually get out a meter or at least a test light and start doing some systems analysis. Start with the turn signal circuit.

Front turn-signal bulbs can be more difficult to access as the rear (socket side) of the lamp housing can be buried beneath bumper trim or brackets.

We give you this step-by-step on relocating stock turn signals using our project 1968 Chevy C10, with help from John Lawrence at Brothers Trucks.