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It doesn't appear that the original flasher connects to ground from what I can tell. There are only two wires. power and load. Darn. You know the deal on electrical parts.... no refunds. $23..... I need to know more befoer I start throwing more money at it. At this rate I'll...

Okay guys, I still need help..... I got a new electronic 24v flasher from napa today, and it has three terminals - L, P, and X. According to my references the L is Load - the wire going into the turnsignal lever assembly, X is for 24v+ power, and P is for a "pilot light" feature. Not sure...

Yeah, it looked a lot like that except a bit longer, but I could just barely make out that it was in fact an electronic flasher. So my next question is what does the "electronic" aspect provide? Will an electronic flasher not be affected by the lesser load of the leds?

I have chased my turn signal inop problem do to a faulty flasher, but the markings are all worn off it so I can't get a part number. It is clear plastic cylindrical flasher with 3 blade connectors on the end. Before everyone pipes up that it's supposed to be a metal box like on the other...