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Old 02-06-2010, 01:12 PM   #1
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I saw a set of turn signals on the front mirrors of a m/h. Anyone done anything like this? Just wondering how to get the wires thru. If not I'll find a way bill

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Old 02-06-2010, 01:58 PM   #2
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Haven't seen any (except on some cars and trucks), but sounds like a great idea!

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I have a coach w/the turn signals built into the mirrors. The brackets are hollow to run the wiring through to the front cap of the coach. The mirrors are made by Velvac.
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It is a good idea, we got stuck in the left lane and tried to move over. About 3 cars back a truck saw my blinker and waited. The idiot along side of use cut use off to get into the left turn lane. Our mirrors are hollow but not on the front cap. I think i'll be able to find a way. I did install them on the side of our trailer about half way up and in the middle.
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