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#1
1968 Shelby GT350/500/500KR / Re: Update on 3127
November 19, 2024, 02:35:56 PM
Really nice work, keep the photos coming. THANKS
#2
1966 Shelby GT350/GT350H / Re: Hertz Magnum 500
March 18, 2024, 05:22:04 PM
OK, thanks Craig I appreciate your help.
#3
1966 Shelby GT350/GT350H / Hertz Magnum 500
March 18, 2024, 11:08:34 AM
Can anyone help decipher the factory stampings on the inside and rear of this rim. Thanks in advance for your help. Denny
#4
These are definitely aftermarket assemblies, no manufacture markings on either one. My guess is a product made overseas somewhere. The original OEM harness is in place on the car, and there are only two wires going to each plug that feeds the parking light/turn signal assembly. The sockets pick up ground from the frame through the mounting hardware. No third wire for grounding built into the harness.

Thanks again Lincoln tech! 
#5
Ok everyone who replied to my earlier post, problem found, and issue solved. Front turn signal assembly was wired incorrectly from the factory. Both sides, right and left turn signal assemblies had the power from the turn signal light routed to the parking light side of the bulb. Once reversed, they worked as they should. Lincoln Tech, you were spot on with your comment. My guess is that the previous owner never knew the front signals didn't work with the headlights turned on, ever since he replaced the assemblies years ago, during restoration. I only discovered the problem after a friend of mine noticed that my turn signals weren't working, one morning when it was early enough that I had my headlights on when we were gathering to go to a local car show. See photo of repair solution. 
#6
It appears that the brightest filament is the parking light side of the bulb. Thanks 
#7
I put all new bulbs in two days ago, as part of my trouble shooting. Bench tested them all prior to installation. Thanks
#9
Thank you, Dan. I'll use the Cougar troubleshooting guide next and see what happens. 

TOB, fog lights and interior lights are all testing good. Thanks
#10
To answer a couple of your questions:

I did replace the headlight switch, and no change in results.
I did physically pull the ground wires and clean the ground wire terminals, screws, and frame points.

Could it be one of the flasher units? I think there are two, one for the turn signals and another for the four ways, is that correct? Thanks
#11
1969-1970 Shelby GT350/500 / Front Turn signal HELP
February 29, 2024, 03:52:15 PM
My front turn signals stop working when I pull on my headlight switch. All bulbs, sockets, connectors, fuses, and grounds checked and functioning properly. Flashers work as they should. 
BUT, once the headlight switch is activated the front turn signals STOP blinking. The rear turn signals and marker lights work as they should, it's just the front two turn signal bulbs that stop blinking and stay just lit.
Upon further testing at the front turn signal sockets, with the bulbs removed, I'm getting 12 volts on both the turn signal side of the bulb tip and the parking lamp bulb tip when the parking lights are turned on. With the parking lights off and the turn signals activated, only the turn signal side of the socket carries 12 Volts, like it should.
Any ideas where this head light voltage could be leaking over to the turn signal side of the circuit? Could it be in the turn signal switch in the steering column itself? Thanks in advance, Denny     
#12
Casey, PM me. Denny
#13
Is this a photo of the same Ray Brown that made the seatbelts for the 65-66 GT-350's?
#14
Congratulations on your cover photo!
#15
Brian, THANKS for the updates, we appreciate it. It's nice to have the links too, so we can go back and look at the specific details of each car.