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Hi,

I have owned my r33 gtst for a couple of years now and ever since i got it the first thing i noticed was that when lock or unlocking the car only the drivers side indicator flashes. I was just wondering it anyone knew how to connect it to the hazards ( the alarm is an autowatch 446rli, there are 2 wires that create a 12 volt circuit to trigger the indicators). My main problem is not being able to grasp how the hazards activate.

Thanks in advanced for any help,

Joe

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Hey Joe,

You don't need to worry about how the hazards work, there is a separate wire for left and right indicators. It could be that the installer picked the feed wire from the flasher unit accidentally when he was testing. you just need to find where the connections are made and test. I'm not familiar with that alarm I only use Compustar and Viper, you may find a fuse blown from the alarm if it has two flasher circuits.

I normally trigger parklights unless the customer insists on indicators. Why would you not want to see those taillights flash!

well after much trial and error i still could not find out how the hazards worked. the only thing i am certain on now is that the wiring diagram i found for the alarm online is not even close to what is actually in my car (one of the previous owners did some really sketchy/weird electrical stuff throughout the car so im not surprised) Anyway i had come to the same conclusion as you, just using the parker lights instead.

Thanks for your help  

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