Ok, someone tell me that I'm hallucinating and that they know how this works, but here's what I've seen on a couple different occasions.
If you look closely at the front amber turn-signals you'll find that there are actually two separate light bulbs in there (especially easy to see while it's blinking). The first is the obvious amber bulb right behind the clear lens on the front of the truck. The second is a not so obvious smaller bulb which is inside the same housing, but facing out the amber reflective cover on the SIDE of the turn signal enclosure.
Here's the wierd part. On most occasions while my turn signal is blinking both of thsoe lights turn on and off in unison. But on SOME occasions, they blink on and off independently so that the lit light wig-wags back and forth between the front of the truck and the side.
I thought those two lights would operate off of the same activator wire. Is there any reason that would cause them to blink separately? Is there any possible way that they COULD blink separately? (Perhaps I was just hallucinating). I thought for a moment that I'd found a perfect activation wire to attach to my DRLs to make them wig-wag with my turn signals whenever I turn. But unless I'm dreaming, they only SOMETIMES do what I want them to, so I'm still stumped.
HELP!!!
If you look closely at the front amber turn-signals you'll find that there are actually two separate light bulbs in there (especially easy to see while it's blinking). The first is the obvious amber bulb right behind the clear lens on the front of the truck. The second is a not so obvious smaller bulb which is inside the same housing, but facing out the amber reflective cover on the SIDE of the turn signal enclosure.
Here's the wierd part. On most occasions while my turn signal is blinking both of thsoe lights turn on and off in unison. But on SOME occasions, they blink on and off independently so that the lit light wig-wags back and forth between the front of the truck and the side.
I thought those two lights would operate off of the same activator wire. Is there any reason that would cause them to blink separately? Is there any possible way that they COULD blink separately? (Perhaps I was just hallucinating). I thought for a moment that I'd found a perfect activation wire to attach to my DRLs to make them wig-wag with my turn signals whenever I turn. But unless I'm dreaming, they only SOMETIMES do what I want them to, so I'm still stumped.
HELP!!!