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katigbr 08-22-2007 05:46 PM

Nick,
That looks a lot like the horn relay in my '66 911. It was also located up front near the battery. The horn wiring connected to the two terminals connected in the middle. As another poster replied, the flasher relay (in my car) was beside the fuse board near the steering linkage cover. It should be a aluminum can sitting upright in a holder. Mine was a three prong relay and just replaced it with a Tridon EL13 relay with no problems.

Regards,

Nick912 08-23-2007 09:24 AM

Rick, thanks for the correction. I was indeed fiddling endlessley with the horn relay. So after a good open-palmed smack to the forehead I will be testing the voltage at the *right* relay.

thanks!

Nick

304065 08-23-2007 10:32 AM

That's the horn relay for sure, you can tell because it says 30/51. Matches the diagram exactly.

This may help. . .
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Nick912 08-23-2007 09:13 PM

That did it. Replaced the cylindrical relay perked the blinkers right up. But I just noticed the hazards have stopped working. Next project!

thanks much,

Nick

Rich Lambert 02-06-2008 10:21 AM

Nick,

Did you find a solution for the hazzard lights not working?

lane912 07-16-2010 12:57 PM

i am currently re drawing the wiring diagram that we all have, you know the fuzzy one, and the goal will be to release it as a PDF that will be able to segregate specific circuits. i will have to add this to it.

lane912 07-16-2010 01:13 PM

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1279314747.jpg
this is not done yet, but you can see how it will look when done.

bfunke 10-10-2010 04:53 PM

Here's is another solution which works. My 68 had the same issues with turn signals and hazard flashers not working correctly. Turns signals flashed normally on the left and crazy fast on the right. Hazards not at all.

I first cleaned all the grounds and bulb holders. PO had the right front incorrectly connected to the 2w marker bulb. Then I replaced the turn signal flasher in the trunk near the fusebox with a Tridon EL13 available at any auto parts outlet for about $5 (photo 1). Turns signals now worked perfectly but no joy on hazards.

Read this thread and a couple of similar ones and I studied the wiring diagrams. On my car pulling the hazard switch results in a click near the pedals and nothing else. If the turn signals were activated pulling the hazard switch stopped the turn signals. A-ha...The relay seemed to be functioning but the hazard flasher did not. As noted previously the hazard flasher 90161534110 is unique in that it has isolated left and right circuits and is NLA (photo 2).

Checked Pelican, ********, Part Obsolete and everywhere else. No joy on the correct flasher. One of the places told me they had a nice one out of a clean 68 that had just come in so I took a chance. Again, no luck and the flasher I received turned out be incorrect.

I was talking to a friend who collects vintage VWs and he told me he had similar problem with his 67 Beetle. Looked at his car and someone installed the wrong flasher incorrectly which caused fuse to blow if turn signals and flasher activated same time. His VW and my Porsche's shared heritage was clearly evident however so I did some research and found this Wolfsburg West flasher Part number 211953227BWW for 67-68 Bug and Bus flashers (photo 3). This part is a combination flasher relay but it has terminals marked 30, S, vR, and vL. Could this be the fix? Will it work if I only connect the four wires on my original Porsche flasher can? OOS at WW but available at several other bug retailers. Cost me $59.

I connected wires as follows

30 - Green/White (Power)
S - White/Red (Switch Ground)
R - Black/Green (Right Side Turn Signal Load)
L - Black/Grey (Left Side Turn Signal Load)

The flasher came with some double spades and jumpers which I didn't use. Tested it and works perfectly. The little red light in the hazard switch even flashes. Yup - I know its a bit more costly than the other fix but does give a clean look (susequent photos). I used an angle bracket from Lowes so I could attach the relay centered and in the hole for the clip on the top of the Stribel GMBH can. I'm posting this as an alternative that works well. Most early car owners I've met tell me their flashers quit working years ago and they are frustrated looking for fixes. Best wishes

Bryan

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rs-vic 08-01-2014 08:48 AM

Would a BMW 7 pin relay work? It has separate left and right

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1406911608.jpg


http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1406911704.jpg

304065 08-01-2014 09:22 AM

No, that relay is designed to be integrated into the turn signal circuit. See how it has both left and right triggers?

Dwevans5150 02-06-2016 11:52 AM

Hi john appreciate all the effeort in repacament hazzard flasher for 68. I tried making one but i must b reading diagram wrong cuz it works but when i turn off hazard swithch right lights stay on not blinking. Im sure im reading something wrong was hoping u could make me one id b more than happy to make it worth your time I thanks dave 3103576988

Dwevans5150 02-06-2016 11:58 AM

Please help im begging u i really need a hazrd flasher and cant quite figure out your fix id love to pay u for one .68 912. Dave 3103576988 or dwevans5150@yahoo. Com thanks again

minimalcreative 03-19-2016 08:24 PM

I have a spare relay to test if needed
 
Wolfsburg West flasher Part number 211953227BWW purchased but never used. In SoCal area

JordanPryce 01-11-2017 12:44 PM

Hazard brain trust...I need you.

See enclosed video....

https://youtu.be/dvNsUkBa4DM

JordanPryce 01-18-2017 01:18 PM

Anyone? I've checked the relay wiring and it's all correct. I'm a pretty good mechanic, but german smoke makes me queasy.

M.ochsner 05-03-2017 04:00 AM

Have exactly the same problem as Dave. What would be the solution?

Thanks and Greetings
Marcel

Paul325321 01-18-2020 06:16 AM

Hello,
I‘m new to the classic car hobby, purchased a partially restored 912 and working my way through issues. Hazard light only blinking on one side- I assumed it was an issue with the warning signal flasher and purchased a WW flasher 211953227B. Wired up as suggested in the forum but no joy. Unfortunately I took apart the original flasher relay and think I botched it. Wondering now if the root cause is the Warning signal relay. I have power on the warning signal flasher 30 terminal, when I pull out the hazard warning switch the terminal S goes to ground and I hear a Click in the warning signal relay but nothing else happens. No switching takes place. Can anyone you suggest a check procedure which would help me locate the fault ? Thanks, Paul

Paul325321 01-21-2020 01:48 PM

A quick update - got the WW flasher 211953227B working as described in the thread - on my particular flasher the case needed to be attached to neg earth, during initial testing the case was not attached to the vehicle and consequently didn't work. The material here is wonderful. Thanks

Paul325321 02-03-2020 10:43 AM

Want to add picture of the installation, hazards, dashboard indicator lights, indicators all work - but struggling with importing a picture on ipad. apologies

Paul325321 02-03-2020 11:09 AM

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