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Here is my version of a DIY blinker module to replace the existing electronic unit:
This is basically very similar to what others have done, just another option with a parts list and links:
Advantages:
This is basically very similar to what others have done, just another option with a parts list and links:
Advantages:
- Cheap blinker module and easy to replace
- Metal enclosure.
- Fits existing mounting holes
- Waterproof (if gasket is used and screw holes sealed)
- Uses simple relay blinker module
- Simple wiring.
- Parts
- Enclosure: Digikey part # 377-2366-ND
Link: https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=377-2366-ND - Gasket for connector: Digikey part # AIMS52000-5-ND
Link: https://www.digikey.com/products/en?keywords=AIMS52000-5-ND - Connector: NOTE: I extracted the connector from the existing module. I am not sure if this part is an exact match. Digikey part # IMS3102E16-10P-ND
Link: https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/itt-cannon-llc/MS3102E16-10P/IMS3102E16-10P-ND/2448519 - Blinker Module: CEC Industries EF23 Electronic Turn Signal Flasher Relay, 3 Prongs, 24 Volts
Link: https://www.amazon.com/CEC-Industries-Electronic-Signal-Flasher/dp/B00K85HGCC
- Enclosure: Digikey part # 377-2366-ND
- Build notes:
- Remove existing connector from existing module.
- Box:
- Drill connector hole using a step drill bit.
- Solder wires to connector
- Add crimp connectors to other end of wires.
- Connect crimp connectors to relay module
- I used a small section of tubular pipe insulation around the relay module to keep it from bouncing around in the box.
- Gasket on box and connector alone will not waterproof box. Holes drilled to mount connector also need to be sealed to achieve full waterproofing. Could use silicone glue or similar.
- Mounting holes on box may need to be enlarged to fit existing chassis mounting bolts
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