Blinker/Hazard Light Help
They may be for most of them -- the dealer did show different switches for early and late 98's. He had the late 98 switch in stock and showed it to me, it is just a big orange triangle. My switch (early style) is an orange triangle inside a rectangular block that matches the rest of the switches like the fog lights, etc.
Adam
Adam
Update: FIXED! I tackled the project yesterday. Happy to say it wasn't that difficult and the directions were right on. Hardest part was the stereo, and that was only because the aftermarket stereo that was in there was not installed correctly.
The harness is butchered and the stereo itself was sort of jammed and glued/taped in place with no dash kit. Please don't ever do that. If you do, I will get stuck with your car and have to fix it. I'm convinced of this because every car I buy is this way.
Anyway, I took the opportunity to correct the stereo install, install a dash kit (I had to modify it so the faceplate could open, I like how it came out though.), and get the hazard button changed over so the blinkers and hazard lights work. I even took a quick pic of it put back together.
Thanks again!
Adam
The harness is butchered and the stereo itself was sort of jammed and glued/taped in place with no dash kit. Please don't ever do that. If you do, I will get stuck with your car and have to fix it. I'm convinced of this because every car I buy is this way.
Anyway, I took the opportunity to correct the stereo install, install a dash kit (I had to modify it so the faceplate could open, I like how it came out though.), and get the hazard button changed over so the blinkers and hazard lights work. I even took a quick pic of it put back together.
Thanks again!
Adam
Last edited by 89MustangGX; Oct 16, 2008 at 08:39 PM.
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