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  1. Jakelc15

    Economical turn signal flasher repair option

    Any luck with it?
  2. Jakelc15

    Economical turn signal flasher repair option

    That wiring diagram is a m809 but the wire numbers should be the same on the flasher and signal switch
  3. Jakelc15

    Economical turn signal flasher repair option

    I used a Grote 44010. I chose it because it has a 12 amp rating so I wouldn't overload it when pulling different trailers. Been going strong since 2015 I'd check your wiring for shorts or maybe the flasher in and out wires are swapped. Come on by and I'll take a look at it for ya!
  4. Jakelc15

    Economical turn signal flasher repair option

    That's awesome. My flasher died a few months ago. Truck-lite makes the replacement but was unavailable from my local supplier. And was also very expensive if he could have gotten it. I was wondering if I could gut the factory flasher and save the connector. Thanks for posting.
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