Indicator Stalk Functions

[cunning plan]

I am in the process of planning a wiring loom and it has been that long since I drove my bus that I have forgotten what functions the indicator stalk has.

Obviously there is left and right, but what about pull back and push forward? :?:

:sign0009:

 

[Hodgins]

I don't know about late bay, the only other function is high beam on my stalk

 

[cunning plan]

I don't know about late bay, the only other function is high beam on my stalk

I am talking about the Early Bay stalk.

How does the high beam function work, is it pull towards you for on and pull towards you again for off or is it pull towards you for flash, away from you for full beam? arty0021:

Thanks.

 

[Hodgins]

it's up to turn on and to turn off again, quick blip for flashing other road users

 

[cunning plan]

it's up to turn on and to turn off again, quick blip for flashing other road users

Perfect, thanks for confirmation chap arty0047:

I am no where near my bus to look at the stalk to work it out for myself :?

for flashing other road users

Kinky... :shock: :cooter:

 

[Hodgins]

lets other road users realise you're there :lol:

 

[cunning plan]

:lol:

One more question for you, or anyone else, does the stalk self-cancel indicating?

 

[chad]

Mine does

 

[cunning plan]

Mine does

Okay, so that means that they 'should'.

Really the point of these questions was to decide whether to keep the original EarlyBay indicator stalk or replace it with something else. I have found universal stalks which have better functionality, however they do not have a self-cancelling mechnism, so I think I will have to stay with the original, if I can find it :roll: :?

 

[Yetti59]

Just make sure you get a 2mm gap between the indicator body and the steering wheel