1. Locate the turn signal flasher in your vehicle.  It is usually mounted under
   the dash, on the fuse panel, or under the console (motorhome).
   a) MANY VEHICLES HAVE 2 FLASHERS; ONE FOR TURN SIGNALS AND ONE FOR HAZARD.
      IF YOUR VEHICLE HAS ONLY ONE FLASHER, THEN THE FLASHER IS USED IN BOTH
      THE TURN-SIGNAL AND HAZARD MODE.  IF THIS IS THE CASE, WE RECCOMMEND
      THAT YOU USE OUR MODEL 262 TURN-ALARM WHICH CAN HANDLE UP TO 12 LAMPS.
   b) The MODEL 262LED TURN-ALARM  HAS AN ADDITIONAL WIRE TERMINAL THAT MUST BE CONNECTED TO CHASSIS GND.    
   c) To locate the TURN SIGNAL flasher, activate the directional  signal and
      listen or feel for a faint click coming from the flasher.
2. Remove the existing turn signal flasher.  Install the TURN-ALARM
   in its place and activate the directional signal.
3. Insure proper operation for sound and flashing of your turn signal lights.  
4. The sound level  from the TURN-ALARM can be reduced by partially 
   covering the hole on the top of the unit with a small piece of tape.
5. Should your turn signal lights operate but you hear no beep from the 
   TURN-ALARM, the opening (hole) on the top of the unit may be obstructed.
6. Should the pin-out of the removed flasher not be compatibible with the
   TURN-ALARM pin-out, SEE NOTE BELOW or TURN-ALARM COMPATIBILITY.
 
                                                                                         
   NOTE:  The TURN-ALARM  incorporates a two terminal Flasher.
   Should the unit removed be a 3 terminal flasher,  insert the two terminal
   TURN-ALARM into two of the three socket holes.  Turn on the directional
   signal.  If the lights flash, the unit  is  installed correctly.  If the
   lights are steady off or on, the unit is installed incorrectly.
   THIS WILL CAUSE NO DAMAGE TO THE UNIT OR THE FLASHER WIRING.
   Unplug the unit and turn it 90 degrees in the appropriate direction so
   that the terminals align  with the socket differently from the first attempt.
   The TURN-ALARM should now cause proper operation.

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