#91062860

Speedway Heavy Duty Turn Signal Switch

Name: Speedway Heavy Duty Turn Signal Switch
Brand: Speedway Motors
SKU: 91062860
Price: 42.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (140 reviews)

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This heavy duty switch works with both 6v and 12v systems for a truly universal design
With the included clamp, this switch can attach to virtually any steering column
Switch functions include left and right turn signals, as well as a 4-way flasher lever for an all-in-one unit

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Universal Fit, 7.75" Mounted Length, Plastic, Chrome

This heavy duty switch works with both 6v and 12v systems for a truly universal design
With the included clamp, this switch can attach to virtually any steering column
Switch functions include left and right turn signals, as well as a 4-way flasher lever for an all-in-one unit
A chrome body and metal levers are standard for an old school look
It includes its own wiring harness, as well as detailed wiring instructions

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MFG. Part #	91062860
Brand	Speedway Motors

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Turn Signal Switches Installation Instructions (91062860)

Installation Tips

The switch is provided with a wiring schematic that is for the proper installation and use with a 12volt negative ground system. When utilizing this switch with a 6-volt positive ground system the power to the flasher will connect to the negative battery terminal or your hot terminal block of your original wiring harness. A 6-volt flasher unit must be used, and the indictor bulb in the switch replaced with a 6-volt bulb if you plan to use the internal indicator.

If wiring this switch to our 22-circuit or 12-circuit wiring harnesses or similar style harness you have several options:

Use the harness supplied two prong flasher and left/right turn indicators in your dash/gauge cluster
Use the harness supplied two prong flasher and a pair of 1/4-watt diodes between the left and right indicator wires connected to the switch's blue wire (silver band on diode to blue wire)
Use a three-prong flasher and connect the switch's blue wire to the "P" terminal of the flasher to use the indicator integrated into the switch

This turn signal switch is designed to work with standard incandescent bulbs but will work with modern LED bulbs if dummy load resistors are used inline with the LED turn signal bulbs. Dummy load resistors should be installed in the front light circuits to prevent excessive heating during times that the brake may be applied for extended time (such as stopped at a stop light). An alternative method is to use a two-prong LED flasher unit with ground wire; however this is only an option when a modern wiring harness in the car is used.

The turn signal switch is grounded through the mounting clamp, so your steering column MUST have a solid ground connection. If your column is painted or secured in a rubber isolated mount we recommend running a dedicated ground wire under the mounting clamp to a solid chassis ground. This will often solve problems of the integral indicator not illuminating as well.

To enable the hazard/four-way flashers pull the red knob outward to engage. To cancel the hazard/four-way flashers move the turn signal lever to the left or right turn position and back to off.

The red wire is optional for brake light pass through (where your brake and turn use the same filament in an 1157 bulb for example). If your turn and brake lights are separate lamps this wire does not have to be connected to the output side of your brake light switch.

Traditionally, hazards work with the key off or on, while turn signals only work with the key on. When wiring your switch's flasher, be it a free-standing three-prong or the two-prong turn/hazard option in a modern wiring harness, understand that if you wire to a hot at all times circuit both hazard and turn signals will work with the key off. Alternatively, if you wire to an ignition switched circuit your hazards and turn signals will only work with the key on.

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Speedway Motors 91062860 Details

For early autos not equipped with right and left turn signals. Chrome plated finish. Switch works with 6 or 12 volt systems. Includes wiring diagram. Clamps to any steering column with included stainless hose clamp. Switch has four-way flashers and does not self cancel.

Universal fitment
Works in 6 or 12 volt systems
Easily adaptable to nearly any existing steering column
Chrome plastic body with a metal turn signal switch handle
3 position switch: Right, Off, Left
Built-in 4 way flasher
Fits up to 2-inch steering column
Larger clamp (not included) can be fitted for column exceeding 2-inches in diameter

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Turn Signal Switches Installation Instructions (91062860)

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Speedway Motors 91062860 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	91062860
Brand	Speedway Motors

GENERAL
Mounted Length	7.75"
Number of Positions	Three
Material Type	Plastic
Finish	Chrome
Sold in Quantity	Each
Notes	Includes 4-way flasher function.

Ratings & Reviews

4.4

140 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the product for its easy installation, robust build, and clear instructions. Many applaud its practicality for different vehicles, expressing satisfaction with its performance. It's notably appreciated for its hazard-setting feature, not typically found in competitors' products. Its usability in various projects - old pickups, vintage race cars, & '30s models - is highlighted. A few negatives were criticisms about poor-quality clamp and light bulb housing. However, most customers retrofitted it to their satisfaction and would repurchase again.

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4.4

140 reviews

Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

NICE PRODUCT VERY EASY HOOK UP

VERY NICE LOOK ON A T-BUCKET OR EVEN THAT STREETROD.EASY HOOK-UP WORKS WELL

Most Liked Negative Review

3.0

Turn signal switch

I originally gave a good review on this unit but after installing it I found the indicator light would not go out on the unit even with the ignition off. Contacted Speedway and after a few questions it was determined the unit was faulty. I was forwarded to another customer service person who told me to return the item for replacement. That's fine but to return it AT MY COST! That's not good customer relations.

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Nice product

5.0

4 months ago

Imca62

Phoenix Arizona

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Very nice universal t/s

Would Recommend

yes I would buy it again

5.0

5 months ago

Ralph

Verified

Recieved as advertised

Would Recommend

Yes quality product

5.0

8 months ago

Steve

Waco tx

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1949 international kb 1

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

8 months ago

Mike

Kearney, Ne

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Good product just wish it shut itself off

Would Recommend

Would Buy Again

5.0

10 months ago

Busted Knuckle Classics

Jamestown, LA

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Rebuilding a Midget Motors King Midget micro car. Fits as needed.

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

11 months ago

Mike

Sheridan mt.

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Going in 40 chev special deluxe. Car was not equipped with turn signals, good option for a period look

Would Recommend

yes I would buy this again

5.0

a year ago

obadia harslarger

Waddell az

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as intended. easy to wire in. easy to install with some adjustment.

Would Recommend

Great product

5.0

a year ago

Mike

Washougal

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Looks nice and works well.

Would Recommend

Easy to install

4.0

a year ago

'31Rat

Princeton NC

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Installed this into my '31 Model A. Second one I've bought and it's easy to wire, easy to mount to column. I'm using a '38 Ford column and '38 Ford Banjo wheel and it fits nice behind it. Easy to reach. Only other thing I will say is make sure you tighten the screws on the back before mounting it, they come a little loose from the factory.

Would Recommend

First Switch Went Bad

5.0

a year ago

Jim

Gastonia, NC

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Added this to a 1948 International truck, converted to 12V Neg Ground. Truck has been under construction so never used the switch other than initially when connecting to all new wiring. A couple years later as truck was near finished, the switch would not work. Flasher unit would not fully pull out or lock. Signal lights would not work. Wiring/grounds/fuses/lights all tested good. Just my luck. Purchased a new switch, spliced my wires, and all was well. Not sure the issue, but would still recommend the switch.

Would Recommend

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Hooked up the turn signal switch. Everything works. When I start the vehicle the 4way light on the switch flashes. 4 ways are not on. I can feel the flasher and it is pulsing. Any ideas?

by Keith

• 5 years ago

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turn signal switch is installed per your wiring diagram on a 1931 model a 6 volt positive ground with LED turn signals & and LED brake lights the flasher used is (LED 6 volt positive ground 3 terminal). brake lights and turn signals light up, but do not flash. any help would be appreciated.

by Joel

• 5 years ago

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I wired into a 12 circuit harness with a three prong flasher Everything was working. Then suddenly quit. No signal no flasher no brake lights. Head lights and tail lights work. Looked for loose connections, found none. I do have front turn led's. The back are not. This was all working and flashing normaly, even with the front led's. I tried disconnecting the front led's to see if this might be an issue. But still nothing. I do have power to the flasher. What is the best way to test the signal circuit? Is there a chance the switch is defective?

by Kevin

• 7 years ago

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I wired as directed by online instructions on your site everything works but center red light is constantly on had to disconnect the battery any suggestions ?

by 30 roadster

• 7 years ago

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In the pictures there are two little green dots and a red "keystone". Are these indicators that the switch is activated?

by Mark

• 7 years ago

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Going to use LEDs front and rear on my hot rod.. Looking to use a 3 pin "no load" grounded flasher. Would this eliminate the need for grounding diodes?

by Don

• 7 years ago

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can you give me the necessary wiring information to mate with the 12 circuit harness.

by donnie

• 8 years ago

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I'm going to purchase this turn signal switch for my rat rod. I'm going to use LED taillights and turn signals front and rear. What flasher do I need, I understand I will need resisters per light?

by Mike

• 8 years ago

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On the heavy duty turn switch, can the bulk and blue wires be wired together for a 2 prong flasher?

by Al's 40 Ford rat

• 9 years ago

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Hello can you please tell me what light bulb number and voltage is inside the unit? it is installed on a 6V + ground system and is working fine but the controller does not illuminate. Thank You

by Dodge 38

• 9 years ago

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