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simple question...yes or no

looks as if a few of us have the rare cluster indicator delete option........
 
It also begs the question of differences between rally or reg. dash.
 
I'd go with different flasher,like previously mentioned.
 
My 70 Satellite had both so YES.
 
Yes, (1968 Coronet Deluxe)(Standard Dash).
Yes, (1969 Super Bee)(Rallye Dash).
 
My dads 68 GTX has both. He has owned it since 1974 & has 55,000 original miles on it
 
Could this be an assembly plant thing? Where were you guys cars built that have the lights blocked off?
 
:)
Can't verify for 68 Mo, but my 69 with fendertops do work in cluster also.
Fast flashing
would indicate a failed bulb as you describe, but If everything else is working a failed ground also causes rapid flashing. They work on resistance, so a 552 flasher is an easy try. Unplug the fendertops and give it a try.
Back in the "old days" remember when you hooked up your tow vehicle to a trailer for the first time?
You found out quick you needed a HD flasher, as you added more resistance.
Good luck!
Sorry, guess that wasn't a yes or no
Just the info I am looking for. I would take just the yeses and the no's. And the most I would take for my answer. :).................................MO
 
NO. My 1968 had factory fender mounted indicators and the bulb holes in the instrument panel had paper tape over them to prevent the insertion of bulbs. I removed the tape and placed bulbs/holders in them and now I have both. Any other 68 owners with both are most likely the lucky recipients of the actions of previous owners or a factory screw-up.
Great answer. Thanks for taking the time to post............................MO
 
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