Had a car some years ago in which the radio speakers used to amplify the indicators for some reason.
Mainly in poor reception areas.
With all the buttons on todays radios its a pity one of them couldn't be designed to amplify the indicators. Would be a useful gizmo for the hard of hearing.
alvin
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Am I missing something?
What's wrong with an occasional glance at the dash?
H.
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The buzzer for the towing kit does only sound when connected - can't remember the wiring for it off hand but I'd guess that made it more complex than others. A bit of connecting it to different wires could probably get it to sound whenever the indicator went on.
Alternatively if you go to the Maplin site and type in these two search phrases:
Miniature Buzzer FL40T
Snap-Lock Automotive Cable Connector
The buzzer costs £1 and ten snap-locks £1.50, so even buying two buzzers (+£2:50 delivery) you might get what you need for six quid.
At least, that's what I'd do if I wanted it, but bear in mind I might also fry the electrics of the car (disclaimer type thing), so if you're in any doubt you might want to speak to a qualified auto electrician.....
Chris TD
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Or one buzzer and replace the flasher unit with a three terminal one;the centre one was used on cars which only had one warning light not two and this could be used for the buzzer.
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