thegoulais
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I have a 1979 Ford F 1100 4WD and need a substitute fasher relay. I go onto the road at tims and feel very vulnerable without the flashers running. Any suggestions?
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Jim.ME
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From looking at the on line parts book it looks like it may be a 2 prong flasher. Take the old one to a parts store and match one up. If you have LED warning lamps you will need a compatible flasher.
You could also try Messick's. Even though it might be limited stock, or NLA, from New Holland, they may have something that will interchange.
My neighbor had a problem with the flashers on his AC 5050. He bought a relay at the dealer and it didn't fix his problem. It was too hot the day I was there for him to want us to fix it. I mentioned that the problem could be as simple as a burned out bulb. He never called me to come back and fix it, so I think he found a bad bulb and fixed it himself. The blinkers weren't working on a truck that I was working on. I had the box off of it and so the rear lights were disconnected. Just a possibility, if your tractor had flashers that were working but are not working now.
Determined
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If you need the truck right now you could swap the turn signal flasher with the 4 way flasher, they should be the same then take the old one to the parts store to match up.
Like Jim.ME said it should just be a common 2 prong flasher.
If you have any junker vehicles around most makers used the same flasher for many many years.
There is also a heavy duty one available that will plug into the same socket.
Like Jim.ME said it should just be a common 2 prong flasher.
If you have any junker vehicles around most makers used the same flasher for many many years.
There is also a heavy duty one available that will plug into the same socket.
Jim.ME
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- central ME
thegoulais,
You are talking about the Ford 1100 compact tractor, not the Ford 1100 model truck, Correct?
You are talking about the Ford 1100 compact tractor, not the Ford 1100 model truck, Correct?
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