Somewhat easy wiring question

[Tri-Star]

I don’t have a hazard switch/cant find one…and the turn signal power runs though the hazard. So I connected the 2 center green wires in the wiring diagram for the turn signals. Now the turn signals work correctly when I click left or right but when it’s in the center both flash (on the turn signal flasher…. NOT the hazard flasher…I have 2 different flashers so I can heard the difference) It shouldn’t be too hard but what do I need to do to prevent it from flashing when centered? (IE how dose the hazard switch allow power to go to the left and right but not when centered when hazard switch is off?)

[Arne]

Without knowing the year it's hard to say. The wiring varies from year to year.

[EScanlon]

Wouldn't it be even easier to simply find the right Hazard Switch for your year?

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[Tri-Star]

Its a 74 and ive been searching for a hazzard switch...if some one finds one for sale let me know. I have the service manuals(ie the diagrams) thats how i know its the 2 center green wirings headed to the hazzard switch. I was hoping i could just bypass the hazzard by connecting them. it works but when i dont have the turn signales going to the left or right it flashs both in stead of none.

[EScanlon]

So you are looking for the Pull Style Green Knob Hazard Switch.

If I recall correctly, those were available pretty much from 73 on.

Anyone out there? Unfortunately, I don't have one.

You might also connect the two Green / Yellow wires together, as they conect the Stop Light Switch.

While you're at it, disconnect the Hazard Flasher. According to the schematic the Hazard Flasher is only necessary in the circuitry when it's actually on.

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[Tri-Star]

IIRC i tried that and when the switch is centered the lights stay lit up instead of flashing