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Bill S · 10-23-2014, 06:42 PM

Installed turn signals. Wanted to use one buzzer. With one buzzer it did not work. Could go to two. But that would cost an extra $4.00. Being cheap like most of us I started the gray matter working. So I go to Radio Shack ( thats another story)
I get two 1N4004 diodes (a lower PIV diode will work but thats what they had). Cost $1.50 for 2 diodes. I wire the cathode of both diodes (side with the strip) to the buzzer the anode side one diode to the right turn indicator and the other diode to the left. Works great.\

10-23-2014, 06:42 PM	#1
Bill S Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: H.B. So. Calif Posts: 411	Turn signal one buzzer up date Installed turn signals. Wanted to use one buzzer. With one buzzer it did not work. Could go to two. But that would cost an extra $4.00. Being cheap like most of us I started the gray matter working. So I go to Radio Shack ( thats another story) I get two 1N4004 diodes (a lower PIV diode will work but thats what they had). Cost $1.50 for 2 diodes. I wire the cathode of both diodes (side with the strip) to the buzzer the anode side one diode to the right turn indicator and the other diode to the left. Works great.\