lose their "tick" sound as they age. Only 2nd one I have had since new (1990) so been used a lot. I struggle to hear my ute indicating at times but on my other car it is loud and clear. Will not be only the L200 I add - before I get told so. Thank you for helpful replies.
daryl14,
Jun 19, 3:59pm
Enjoy the peace, Listening to a loud tick while waiting for the light to change does my head in. I almost have to turn on Robert and Johno!
barrie2,
Jun 19, 5:59pm
Good one daryl14 - however I use a few routes that have 'mild corners' that do not cancel my indicator hence the (unpleasant) need to hear it still winking.
johnf_456,
Jun 19, 8:45pm
You could always connect the indicator circuit to a buzzer. Haha.
thewomble1,
Jun 19, 10:28pm
Connect a brighter LED light in the dash board
bjmh,
Jun 20, 2:40pm
everything i drive has lost its tick.its called being a deaf old b.ger.
barrie2,
Jun 20, 2:55pm
That is what I intend but trying to make sure the replacement one is loud and clear. Thanks all. Another "going deaf" old fart.
quickbuck,
Jun 20, 6:29pm
THEY DON'T COST A LOT OF MONEY,. Neither does a hearing test. You could always pull it out from under the dash, and mount it on a drum.
thewomble1,
Jun 20, 6:50pm
connect the horn to the flasher unit.should be able to hear it working
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