How to Wire Hein Gericke Flasher Relay
 

Hi people,

im in need of some help ( Yes i have searched the forum with no luck ).

today i bought the hein gericke flasher relay ( 3 pins ) today and had a look in the sv's manual and it doesnt seem to just plug in??? the guy at the desk said that it should just plug in, but im pretty sure that its not possible can anybody please shed some light as to what im todo. :help:

Thanks,
Ben.

Re: How to Wire Hein Gericke Flasher Relay
 

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Re: How to Wire Hein Gericke Flasher Relay
 

BUMP,

can some-one just let me know what wires go where to the relay please, it has a L pin, B pin and a E pin, im only asking so i dont screw it up just a double check if you will.

thanks.

Re: How to Wire Hein Gericke Flasher Relay
 

My flasher unit is the two pin sort and as there are only two wires in the SV's normal relay that handle the indicators ,makes sense that it should be a 2 pin flasher unit not a 3. My flasher unit has the L & the B pin on. I'm assuming L is live dunno what B is (bu I bet its obvious) and your third pin is earth. This may mean that you could get away with using the 3 pin relay using the L & B pins as normal (wired into the light blue & brown wires on a pointy) then wire the 'E' pin to an earth point somewhere.

Then again I could just be talking bollards....

Re: How to Wire Hein Gericke Flasher Relay
 

TBH i prefer it that my indys flash faster as they get noticed more imo, specially if they are LEDs.
Flash rate for MOT pass is between 90 - 120 per min iirc.

Re: How to Wire Hein Gericke Flasher Relay
 

Mine don't flash at all :(

Re: How to Wire Hein Gericke Flasher Relay
 

cheers guys, i was thinking about keeping them flashing fast, but where i work is where VOSA have their weighbridge and scrutineers. so id rather have them legal. plus i cba to sit there trying to count the amount of flashes in a min. :D

Re: How to Wire Hein Gericke Flasher Relay
 

Dont sit there for a min you nutter, only 15secs and then x by 4. Easy. And you'll find a majority of the LEDs are close enough i think.
Fast movement catches the eye dont you know ;)