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 Posted: Jan 29, 2018 09:28AM
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Got the EL12 and works like a truck!  All set and thanks for the help....hazards on.

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 Posted: Jan 28, 2018 11:48AM
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Superbright LEDS has them too if not locally available. You can upgrade your blinkers to LED if you have the electronic flasher...

 

 

 Posted: Jan 28, 2018 10:27AM
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Thanks for the confirmation Bill.

You don't have to worry about the Wattage on the Tridon flashers.  Being solid state they don't have to match the Wattage of the bulbs.  

Doug L.
 Posted: Jan 28, 2018 07:09AM
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Originally Posted by dklawson
For 2 prong, Tridon EL-12.  For 3-prong, Tridon EL-13.  At one time they were in almost any auto parts store.  Hopefully they still are.

Incidentally, if you need a 2 prong and all they have is the 3 prong, you can use the 3 prong. One of the 3 prong terminals is for connection of an indicator lamp.  You just don't use that terminal in 2-prong setups.

Tridon terminals are...
X = power in, L = Load/Lights, P = Indicator lamp.

Thanks Doug!  Do I need to look for the proper wattage (for load) for these?  I think the 9L was 4 x 21W + (5W) - but maybe it does not make a difference here with the solid state relays now.  Sometimes if the load is different you get real slow flashing on the standard bulbs in our Minis.

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 Posted: Jan 27, 2018 06:52PM
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doug..  advance auto parts has them. later bc

 Posted: Jan 27, 2018 12:56PM
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For 2 prong, Tridon EL-12.  For 3-prong, Tridon EL-13.  At one time they were in almost any auto parts store.  Hopefully they still are.

Incidentally, if you need a 2 prong and all they have is the 3 prong, you can use the 3 prong. One of the 3 prong terminals is for connection of an indicator lamp.  You just don't use that terminal in 2-prong setups.

Tridon terminals are...
X = power in, L = Load/Lights, P = Indicator lamp.

Doug L.
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I have a dodgy original Lucas9FL 12V 12A hazard relay (2 prong) and would like to source a newer one that is updated/solid state.  Any advice on what to look for at my nearest Napa or Autozone, etc? 

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