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marcusthemoose
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flasher relays

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i have recently bought a new loom from east sussex minors, and it is made for the 8 way relay- i did some research on the price of these relays today- and was horrified! the dodgy loom in my car at the moment is fitted with the small cylinderical flasher unit- is there anyway to convert, or should i contact ESM, and try and arrange an exchange.
for reference my car is a series 2, with a 1098 engine. it is fitted with the later sidelight/flashers on the front, and the large late rear lights- the problem i had when ordering is that my car is all screw connectors (except the engine) and the late ones are lucar spade connectors.

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Re: flasher relays

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It's up to you - you can always cut off the spades...........
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Re: flasher relays

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i think i will send an email to ESM and see if they will exchange it- i think i should really treat my car as a 1098 thousand, rather than a series 2- i have the '61-'62 with relay flashers loom, and actually could do with the '64 seperate flasher loom-unfortuneatly it is opened and this is how i realised the problem!
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I think so too - I'm sure they will oblige - but what's wrong with the old loom anyway ?
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ESM have been good about exchanging things when I've accidentally ordered the wrong part in the past.
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Re: flasher relays

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If you state what connections you have on your car then possibly they can supply a loom to fit, there are companies who will supply a custom made loom. Otherwise you will get a loom appropriate to the car model /year.
I am not too familiar with the relay wiring but with reference to diagrams N38 and N44 it should be possible to adapt the wiring to suit
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