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Originally Posted by CM370z ... I ended up switching to 18 gauge wiring instead of the 16 gauge evor provides. It still flickers. ... I can't think of anything that

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Old 05-13-2016, 10:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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... I ended up switching to 18 gauge wiring instead of the 16 gauge evor provides. It still flickers. ...
I can't think of anything that would cause your symptoms.

I'm curious as to why you would go to smaller (less ampacity) wire.
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I can't think of anything that would cause your symptoms.

I'm curious as to why you would go to smaller (less ampacity) wire.
I'm no electrician but I figured if the wires attached to the fog lamp were 18 gauge, it would be better to use the same gauge. It made sense in my head
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I'm no electrician but I figured if the wires attached to the fog lamp were 18 gauge, it would be better to use the same gauge. It made sense in my head
Ah. A reasonable conclusion if one is not an electrician. As long as it will physically fit, a wire can't be too big - although it may be a waste of wire. The bigger 16 ga wire would theoretically be better but, in your situation, it shouldn't make enough difference to matter.
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trying to get a 3 flashs after brakes applied. I ordered a M1 3rd brake flasher - but no luck with the configuration. My Evo'r light keeps flashing as soon and brakes are applied and continues, but...

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These guys got it done...it's near the end of the video but 3 flashes then off. Parking lights are on, job well done!
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