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Directional switch converter 444-544

posted by  bobhaub on  Sat Oct 23 03:33 CST 2004
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Look for a "flat 4 converter" at WalMart or a shop that sells towing supplies. It is normally used to go between the wiring harness of a separate brake light/turn signal car to a trailer that has combined brake/turn signal lights. I'm not positive, but I would think it would solve your problem. Mine is solid state and cost $12 in 2003.

Did your lights ever work correctly with the 4 pin switch?

Good luck,
Bob H.
'60 Saab 93, '64 544, '67 Morris Minor, '71 MGB






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