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*LILRED66* · 02-08-2008, 01:37 AM

jchav62:

Look behind the cluster, to make sure the right blinker light socket is in the correct hole. It appears you have it installed in the Tandem Lock hole, instead of the blinker. Also, the blinker and Tandem Lock holes will have a cardboard tube from the socket hole in the back bezel to the front bezel. Sometime these fall out of place and allow the light to bleed over from the adjacent light socket hole. Try the same thing with the overspeed socket hole. I hope this helps you get your holes/sockets/cardboard tubes straight.

02-08-2008, 01:37 AM	#13
LILRED66 Account Suspended Join Date: May 2005 Location: Kansas City, KS Posts: 3,906	Re: TAND 'M LOCK light help!.. jchav62: Look behind the cluster, to make sure the right blinker light socket is in the correct hole. It appears you have it installed in the Tandem Lock hole, instead of the blinker. Also, the blinker and Tandem Lock holes will have a cardboard tube from the socket hole in the back bezel to the front bezel. Sometime these fall out of place and allow the light to bleed over from the adjacent light socket hole. Try the same thing with the overspeed socket hole. I hope this helps you get your holes/sockets/cardboard tubes straight.