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TR7 Hazard Flasher Relay Location

Postby UKPhilTR7 » 25 Aug 2020 21:30

Hopefully, this is not a silly question but I cannot find the hazard flashing light relay. I think I need to replace it as the hazard lights do not come on, but the indicators are all OK.

I think it is under the drivers dash but I cannot find it.

Can anyone give me a clue please.
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Re: Hazard Flasher Relay Location

Postby rugbyref1 » 26 Aug 2020 08:41

Hazard one is behind the glovebox ... you can reach it from the passenger footwell.
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Re: TR7 Hazard Flasher Relay Location

Postby Howard_B » 26 Aug 2020 09:48

On my 81 DHC with the 12 way fuseboard the only access to the hazard flasher was from the front via the glovebox which is very restricted.

As I was replacing it to fit an electronic flasher to match the LED bulbs, I completely removed the old flasher & extended the wires to the area below the central console cover and installed it there - I also added a separate fuse to protect the flasher supply.

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Re: TR7 Hazard Flasher Relay Location

Postby dursleyman » 27 Aug 2020 16:12

I have usually seen them clipped on the corner of the fuse box mounting, access is from underneath and not too difficult. Easier to see here with the dash removed
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Re: TR7 Hazard Flasher Relay Location

Postby busheytrader » 27 Aug 2020 17:29

IIRC on my DHC, undo the locational screws on the fuse box and it can be slid downwards behind the dashboard a few inches in to the footwell for better access.

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Re: TR7 Hazard Flasher Relay Location

Postby dursleyman » 29 Aug 2020 15:16

busheytrader wrote:IIRC on my DHC, undo the locational screws on the fuse box and it can be slid downwards behind the dashboard a few inches in to the footwell for better access.


You can generally reach it without needing to do that, it sort of sticks down on that corner.
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Re: TR7 Hazard Flasher Relay Location

Postby UKPhilTR7 » 23 Sep 2020 21:25

Thanks for all the help and the picture. I have now located it and like you say it was hanging down. I have ordered this one:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-Pin-Electronic-LED-Flasher-Hazard-Relay-Suitable-for-Car-Motorcycle/293099637763?hash=item443e198c03:g:9loAAOSw9WRc5Xty
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Re: TR7 Hazard Flasher Relay Location

Postby dursleyman » 29 Sep 2020 13:13

UKPhilTR7 wrote:Thanks for all the help and the picture. I have now located it and like you say it was hanging down. I have ordered this one:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-Pin-Electronic-LED-Flasher-Hazard-Relay-Suitable-for-Car-Motorcycle/293099637763?hash=item443e198c03:g:9loAAOSw9WRc5Xty


Adjustable flashing rate, not seen that before.
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Re: TR7 Hazard Flasher Relay Location

Postby UKPhilTR7 » 04 Oct 2020 19:17

dursleyman wrote:Adjustable flashing rate, not seen that before.


If the rate is faster than nothing (what I have currently), I will be happy :-)
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