Audible Turn Signals
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From: Chandler, TX
Car: Used to be an '87 IROC
Engine: 5.7l TPI
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3:23?
Audible Turn Signals
Does anyone know of a gizmo that beeps or chimes loudly with the turn signals? Too often I catch myself running down the road with a blinker on. With a loud dinger, this would never happen.
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'87 IROC 5.7l TPI - original owner!
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'87 IROC 5.7l TPI - original owner!
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Radio Shack sells small 12 volt piezzo audible alarms that would work. You could either use two alarms - one for each turn signal, or use two 1N4003 diodes (from Radio Shack) and one alarm. For the one alarm / two diode setup, connect the cathodes (banded ends) of both diodes together & connect them to the positive input of the alarm. Ground the negative input of the alarm. Connect the anode of one diode to the left turn signal wire (light blue wire coming out of the steering column), and connect the anode of the other diode to the right turn signal wire (dark blue wire coming out of the steering column). The alarm will beep when the turn signal bulbs illuminate.
Tim
Tim
Yeah, J.C. Whitney sells loud turn signal flashers.
Personally, I can't stand that cheap-sounding clicking...I've been trying to find a silent one. I once tried wrapping the flasher in duct tape, but it didn't make much difference.
Personally, I can't stand that cheap-sounding clicking...I've been trying to find a silent one. I once tried wrapping the flasher in duct tape, but it didn't make much difference.
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Joined: Jul 1999
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From: Chandler, TX
Car: Used to be an '87 IROC
Engine: 5.7l TPI
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3:23?
Tim,
I couldn't find any ready-made "kits", so I went to Radio Shack. I used the "one buzzer, two diodes" approach. It only cost me a coupla bucks, givertake. It worked like a chime!(typo intended)
Thanks for the suggestion.
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'87 IROC 5.7l TPI - original owner!
I couldn't find any ready-made "kits", so I went to Radio Shack. I used the "one buzzer, two diodes" approach. It only cost me a coupla bucks, givertake. It worked like a chime!(typo intended)
Thanks for the suggestion.------------------
'87 IROC 5.7l TPI - original owner!
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