🚦 WEIYINGSI 6V 12V Waterproof Motorcycle Flasher Relay Turn Signal Indicator with Beep Alert Review

Connected to my 86 jeep. The signal on the dash isn't very visible so with the top down and in the sun I can't see it, now I can hear it, the turn signal is polarity sensitive, you may need to swap the jeep connector wires to do the work.

Used this on a 1984 CT110 Trail Honda motorcycle to start the LED turn signals. The beeper speaker is very pleasant, but too loud without a cover. I sealed the hole for the speaker with tape, now the volume is good. Loud enough to hear the turn signals working but not too loud to be annoying.

I bought this for a golf cart where regular turn signals don't work reliably when the battery is low (turn signals are rated at 14v, my battery runs at 10 .5V). with headlights on). Since this thing is 12V or 6V, it can handle drops better. As for the beep, I had to turn off the speaker with a tiny screwdriver because it was too loud and annoying. It makes the same sound as a truck going in reverse.

UPDATE. I thought the tape had permanently muted the sound, but it magically restored it to its original volume. Since then it has worked flawlessly. Hooked it up to my golf cart and it worked as advertised. I put tape on the horn hole to muffle the extremely loud noise and it must have damaged the speaker. The sound got very quiet after about 4 or 5 beeps. After removing the tape, the sound became much more pleasant. I think it's a good problem.

Installed on a hot rod, open car with a noisy V8. The indicators on the dashboard are not very bright, hardly noticeable during the day. Between the sounds of the engine and the road, my turn signal often flashed as I drove down the street; Steering wheel action wasn't enough to cancel it. This turn signal beeps loud enough so I always know when my turn signal is flashing. I removed the black rubber piece in the photo before installation - it's probably for the motorcycle mount; this appears to

There was a slight delay before start. I installed this 6 volt turn signal on my 1972 Yamaha DT250. I was a bit confused at first, expected it to fire as fast as I turn on the turn signals, there is a flat tone at first, then it "beeps" and the turn signals work great, it flashes faster than you use again. The connector marked black is the power supply. My dirt bike has a weak 6v system with a tiny battery and it works great and the OD was the perfect size to fit the existing clamp that my old…

Just to clarify for other users to use with LED turn signals/bulbs. It seems obvious, but I'll say it anyway. Currently you must have a dual pin turn signal to use this. A proper flash requires at least a regular incandescent bulb. If you replaced 4 bulbs with turn signals with LEDs, it will not work for you, even if you have a two-pin turn signal. If you have already replaced all the bulbs with LEDs, then you already had to replace the original turn signal with one that controls 4 LED turn…