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Electrical Gremlin
When driving at night with the headlights on. While waiting at a stop light. Foot on the brake and turn signal on. The tach needle bobs up and down in time with the turn signals.
Where should I start looking to find the culprit? 69 Camaro. Headlights are standard seal beams. |
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Bad ground?
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Yep. Question now is, where?
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Does it happen when stepping on the brake too? If not, it may be worth trying another Flasher unit? ~ Pete .
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I found a broken ground wire on the right headlight on my '69 Camaro a few weeks ago. Both headlights have a ground wire that is attached to the radiator support.
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the brake is also being applied when this happens.
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