Turn signal beeper or other solutions

[PalAl]

Originally Posted by Y-Blockhead

I drilled a hole thru one of the dash rail screws and installed a green 3mm LED. Hard to ignore that flashing green light...

I like that, easy to see, hard to ignore. Great idea

[toyflyr]

I did this exactly to my 29 and now I don’t get out and walk away for it with the signals still on.
I run the original ignition and wiring system.
Good modification👍

[chap52]

Originally Posted by [email protected]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QBP1W5L...SE7F4XNQMV5RYH

Super cheap and loud buzzers. If too loud put a piece of tape over the sound hole. Two leads that can be attached to the two main flasher relay terminals…. Give the extras to other Model A owners you see with a constant turn signal flash going down the road….

This is what I used also. Had to tape a cotton ball over the holes because it was so loud. Worked great. Chap

[gary678*]

Similar to posts 17 and 21 I used two very small LED green lights centered between the steering wheel spokes on the dash panel; very visible and in the line of sight when driving. Signal operated by a toggle switch neatly black taped on the transmission shifter 6" below the knob; out of sight and very convenient to use. I do find that occasionally I forget to turn them off so this winter a buzzer will be installed.

[old31]

I purchased these and hooked one up to my flasher that I have on my hidden turn signals behind my kick panel.

So now I have a light and a beeper.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[daren007]

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Beeper is cheap and easy to install. End of problem.

[Ruth]

Originally Posted by old31

I purchased these and hooked one up to my flasher that I have on my hidden turn signals behind my kick panel.

So now I have a light and a beeper.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Nice, where did you mount the LED?