I think I suffered some brain fade and did not state my question clearly...
- I know the round flashers will work,
- I know I can make the rectangular bracket work with the round flashers,
- I cannot seem to locate the round brackets at any local auto parts
suppliers,
...so my question really is:
Can I get one of these round flasher brackets (just the bracket is all I'm
after) off one of the many American/Japanese cars I am likely to find in a
local junk yard?
(I don't have any experience with American or Japanese cars -- all I've ever
owned has been British or German)
--- Peter Zaborski CF58310UO ---
> From: Peter Zaborski
> Sent: Friday, November 06, 1998 11:24 AM
>
> Most of the Triumphs I've seen come with some sort of Lucas
> flasher which is a small rectangular shape. This flasher
> typically fits into a bracket made of springy steel. The
> bracket is held down by one screw or bolt and the springiness
> holds the flasher in place with the terminals sticking out.
>
> If you go to any auto parts store, the flashers they sell are
> typically cylindrical in shape -- not rectangular. Do these
> cylindrical flashers fit into similar brackets on the mass
> market cars? I have had no luck finding a bracket from the
> store I bought the round flasher from. So I wonder if these
> are readily obtained off a 75 parisienne or some other such
> car I'm likely to find at a junk yard.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> (I can make the rectangular bracket fit but would rather have
> a round one if they exist)
>
> --- Peter Zaborski CF58310UO ---
>
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