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                                          With the ignition switched on, fuse 1 provides a feed to the hazard warning switch
                                        on the G wire. Provided the hazard warning switch is in the off position, the feed
                                        crosses the switch and supplies the fl asher unit on the LGK wire. When the switch
                                        control is moved for a right turn, the switch makes contact with the LGN wire from
                                        the fl asher unit, which is connected to the GW wire. This allows a supply to pass to
                                        the right-hand front and rear indicator lights, and then to earth on the B wire.
                                          When the switch control is moved for a left turn, the switch makes contact with
                                        the GR wire, which allows the supply to pass to the left-hand front and rear
                                        indicator lights, and then to earth on the B wire. The action of the fl asher unit
                                        causes the circuit to make and break.
                                          When the hazard warning switch is switched, a battery supply on the N0 wire
                                        from fuse 3 or 4 crosses the switch and supplies the fl asher unit on the LGK wire.
                                        At the same time, contacts are closed to connect the hazard warning light and
                                        the fl asher unit to both the GW and GR wires. These are the right-hand and left-
                                        hand indicators. The warning light and the main lights fl ash alternately.

























































                                          Figure 3.100      Complete indicator and hazard lights circuit
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