Steve. I'm sorry you are having such troubles. I'm sure you don't want to open up the switch assy like I did so here is what I propose that should get you full function of the turn signal/brake lights.
If at any time doing the below, you don't get the expected results, stop and leave another note on the forum. or send me a PM.
1) Start by removing the resistors from the blue and black wires.
2) Remove any and all flasher units that you have installed up till now
3) Purchase a CEC EF33RL flasher
http://ceclighting.com/pdfs/EF33RL.pdf or United Pacific 90651 from Amazon or your favorite supplier. This flasher is rated for LED's , has 3 terminals marked X ( for B+ power) L (for load) and P for panel light. There is also a ground wire on the flasher itself that
needs to go to chassis ground.
4) Remove the wiring from one of the LED turn signals (not the switch, the actual light assembly) and verify that when you apply ground to the white wire and 12V to the black wire, the light illuminates. Then remove 12V from the black wire and put it on the red wire. The light should light again, only brighter. if so, then only wire up the white and red wires. Do not connect the black wires at this time.
5) Wire the flasher according to the Speedway diagram I posted above. The wires from the turn signal switch should go to the
red wires on your lights. Do not connect the black wires at this time.
6) Check and double check the wiring.
7) Turn on the ignition and try the turn signal switch. Both front and rear lights on each side should flash according to the direction you flip the stick. And the light on the switch assy should flash too.
-8) Then try the 4-way flashers. All corners should be flashing as well as the light on the switch assy.
9) Turn the signals off and try the brakes. Only the rear lights should light.
10) Holding the brake on, test the turn signal switch again. If you turned it down, the front and rear left lights should be flashing and the right rear light should be constantly on.
11) Connect the running light wire to one corner only and turn on the running lights. The dim element should light.
12) Then test steps 7 thru 10 with the running light on.
13) Connect the running light wires to the remaining 3 corner lights and retest 7-10 again.
Everything should now be working. I did read on Speedway's website that they have a similar flasher to the CEC EF33RL. But in the Q and A section they said it did not work with either of their turn signal switches. That doesn't make sense to me. It should. It makes me a bit cautious about the above instructions.
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