Re: IML: silent directional signals on my 1968 crown convert

[aeyn <mr85000@xxxxxxxxx>]

Tom,
   Check your turn signal flasher type.  If it has been replaced
with an electronic one then it may not make ANY noise, but if it
is still a mechanical one, it make not be in the metal clip
attached to the dash.  The older cars with metal dash
super-structures had a metal clip that clipped into a hole in the
structure and around the backend of the flasher.  This way it
reverberated through the structure.  An alternative is to
purchase an electronic flasher with a LOUD click. (They are
identified this way and some of them also allow you to adjust the
type of sound)  I have also seen them in adjustable loudness.

Æyn

--- john sadowski <jsadowski@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> The clicking blinker noise is associated with lesser cars. In a
> car such as an Imperial, that isn't very desirable. You may be
> able to get a replacement flasher that makes noise if you
> really feel you want to listen to that clicking.
> John
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Crestonave@xxxxxxx 
>   To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
>   Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 3:16 AM
>   Subject: IML: silent directional signals on my 1968 crown
> convert
> 
> 
>   Hi List:
> 
>   The directional indicators on the fenders of my 68 work.
> Apparently there are no indicators on the dash.
>   In any case when I have my turn signal on there's no sound
> which means I sometimes drive with a blinker on. Shouldn't
> there be a "click" associated with the blinker, and if so, how
> do I get it working?
> 
>   Thanks
>   Tom



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