"Loud" Turn Indicator

[Another Ahab]

Can't find it to save my hide:

- Searched "Loud"+"Turn Indicator"+"Turn Indicators" (because search engines got their limitations)

- And scrolled through 7 pages of Threads, but no readily evident "hit"

- Pretty sure I read this detail once here in some thread somewhere

Anybody maybe recall what thread mentioned a purchase source for those UPS-style super loud (idiot proof) audible clickers for turn signals?

 

[tim292stro]

If you can't find it, wire in a 24V beeper and put it in your dash facing you. Positive lead with a 1-amp ATO fuse to the H-pin coming out of the turn signal switch, negative to ground. Beeps with the turn signal flash, and like the model I linked you can adjust the volume .

 

[jatonka]

Search for Cranetruck posts back about 7 or 8 years ago. He developed the first loud turn signal flasher for deuces using the low air buzzer. Doghead might remember the thread title

 

[Another Ahab]

Thanks, John; I'm actually all good with Tim's response above (just what the doctor ordered):

- Everything is there for me to do what I want to do

But thanks for your suggestion, too!

 

[m16ty]

It would help if we knew what vehicle we are talking about. While most M series vehicles use the same turn signal indicator, some MVs like the CUCV does not.

 

[leo4x4]

i bought my blinker buzzer from
those military guys
its really loud

 

[wheelspinner]

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showth...-buzzer-for-military-most-vehicles&highlight=

This is the ad for TMG LEO was referring to

 

[tim292stro]

Search for Cranetruck posts back about 7 or 8 years ago. He developed the first loud turn signal flasher for deuces using the low air buzzer. Doghead might remember the thread title

I'm wary of mixing systems and adding meanings to warning sounders - wouldn't want to think I had my turn signal on when my air was low, and wouldn't want a turn signal mod to potentially risk the low-air warning from not working... ::

It would help if we knew what vehicle we are talking about. While most M series vehicles use the same turn signal indicator, some MVs like the CUCV does not.

Perhaps presumptuous of me but I saw the M35 in his signature and connected the dots.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showth...-buzzer-for-military-most-vehicles&highlight=

This is the ad for TMG LEO was referring to

The TMG version only works if you have the turn signal switch with the light in it, I also recall a few complaints in that thread with volume if the installer didn't drill a hole in the lens. This mod works with any M-series turn signal switch/flasher version. For CUCV the principal for this method is the same, tap the flashed output of the flasher - which only runs when there is a load selected and the flasher is powered. Cheap parts and common availability make this a simple mod, that's easy to repair.

Assuming your MVLS shuts off the turn signal functionality, it will also auto-mute when in blackout mode, if not there is a simple way around that with one more cheap/common part.

 

[Another Ahab]

It would help if we knew what vehicle we are talking about. While most M series vehicles use the same turn signal indicator, some MVs like the CUCV does not.

i bought my blinker buzzer from
those military guys
its really loud

Perhaps presumptuous of me but I saw the M35 in his signature and connected the dots.

"Blinker Buzzer"; now that's a perfect two-word description for it (I couldn't come up with a description that good myself).

And the comments here are all of them helpful (think you to all), but the application is not for an MV at all, but instead for a conventional commercial vehicle. I was just looking for the device:

- I hate catching myself leaving my own blinkers on.

 

[cranetruck]

Search for Cranetruck posts back about 7 or 8 years ago. He developed the first loud turn signal flasher for deuces using the low air buzzer. Doghead might remember the thread title

Simple mod really, and won't be mistaken for the low air warning, which is uninterrupted.

 

[Another Ahab]

Simple mod really, and won't be mistaken for the low air warning, which is uninterrupted.

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Thank you, crane truck; but this item came up after I did a little gumshoe-work, so I'm all good.

Sure do appreciate your response, though:

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