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Turn signal switch wiring diagram?

The wiring was cut out of my car who knows how long ago. I’m ready to wire and would like to attach my new (aftermarket) wiring harness to my turn signals but don’t know which wire goes were on the switch. Would anyone have any diagrams? Thanks.

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What year?
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I don't know if it's the same, but I made a '69 diagram.
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Awesome!! Its very blurry, I tried saving and printing.. Any way you could email this to me? Thanks!
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Use a multimeter to double check me, but on the wiring of the turn switch it should be 2 groups of wires. You want the group with GRY/BLK and GRY/RED. Your flasher wire will go in the short wire of that group which is GRY if I recall. DM me if that doesn't work and I can check on my car. If using LED make sure to get a good LED flasher or they will just stay on and not blink.
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Email copy should be clearer. Another Thread on the subject.
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A lot of the time, it is worthwhile to make a larger print and use a highlighter to trace the circuit of interest.

You will note that Porsche, like many carmakers tried to minimize the amount of wire used.

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