I wanted to share this information for anyone thinking of converting to a Sequential turn signal system. This was a quick design I drawn from components on ebay. Accessible at a minimum cost (ebay $6 for 2ea) and not complicated to wire.
2 Adjustable 12V DC Delay Timer Relay Switch Module 0-10 Second NE555 Oscillator | eBay
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Hope this will Help, This is for a 3-segment tail light Sequential Turn Signal system (Ford, Shelby, GM, Chrysler, etc....) you will need two of the adjustable Timing Circuit on each side wired to each left and right light. The Manufacture Flashing relay needs to be replace with the adjustable Flasher Relay Unit mentioned in Post# 12 and adjust 0.80-1Sec
This is the simplest way to perform the Sequential and can be used for a LED or Incandescent Bulbs.
This circuit like others on the market when you step on the Brakes, the 3 Step Sequence will happen on both side then stop on the side light is constant (Brake) but will continue on the turn Sequential signal side.
Actually to prevent the 3 Step Sequence event when the brakes are applied a 555 timing circuit can be use to recognize the side not to Sequence. This will mean separate wires to the two delay relays output. As mention in Post # 12 This circuit is already built in the LED strip on the market and can to removed and place in this circuit. But that design is only for LED not incandescent light bulb. The built in relays (in Blue) is design for 10A*
Actually this is the modern design of the 1964-6 Thunderbird Mechanical, Cougar and Shelby's IC system.
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This can be modify to 4+ lights by just adding additional Delay Relay Circuits and adjust timing to collectively 1sec. or the timing you want. Remember the Flash Relay unit also has to be adjusted.
Sorry had to PhotoShop the drawing together. In my younger years I could of drawn this in ACAD in about 15mins Now, Well let's just say my imagination is still there but remembering what I'm doing gets a little cloudy.
There are other design but will be more complicated.
Converting LED Turn Signals into Sequential Signals (Show Only)
Other Systems Cost $100+
SAMPLES:
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2 Adjustable 12V DC Delay Timer Relay Switch Module 0-10 Second NE555 Oscillator | eBay
This is not a post to sell anything, Please do not PM.
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Electrical Stumper....for me
I am making a modification to add a rear tail light strip, much like you would see under the tailgate of a truck that has: Left Turn Right Turn Brake Light The problem I am trying to solve is how to supply power to the brake light circuit independent of the turn signals. Seems simple but I...
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Hope this will Help, This is for a 3-segment tail light Sequential Turn Signal system (Ford, Shelby, GM, Chrysler, etc....) you will need two of the adjustable Timing Circuit on each side wired to each left and right light. The Manufacture Flashing relay needs to be replace with the adjustable Flasher Relay Unit mentioned in Post# 12 and adjust 0.80-1Sec
This is the simplest way to perform the Sequential and can be used for a LED or Incandescent Bulbs.
This circuit like others on the market when you step on the Brakes, the 3 Step Sequence will happen on both side then stop on the side light is constant (Brake) but will continue on the turn Sequential signal side.
Actually to prevent the 3 Step Sequence event when the brakes are applied a 555 timing circuit can be use to recognize the side not to Sequence. This will mean separate wires to the two delay relays output. As mention in Post # 12 This circuit is already built in the LED strip on the market and can to removed and place in this circuit. But that design is only for LED not incandescent light bulb. The built in relays (in Blue) is design for 10A*
Actually this is the modern design of the 1964-6 Thunderbird Mechanical, Cougar and Shelby's IC system.
This can be modify to 4+ lights by just adding additional Delay Relay Circuits and adjust timing to collectively 1sec. or the timing you want. Remember the Flash Relay unit also has to be adjusted.
Sorry had to PhotoShop the drawing together. In my younger years I could of drawn this in ACAD in about 15mins Now, Well let's just say my imagination is still there but remembering what I'm doing gets a little cloudy.
There are other design but will be more complicated.
Converting LED Turn Signals into Sequential Signals (Show Only)
Other Systems Cost $100+
SAMPLES:
