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Originally Posted by tophcfa
I can think of two things I would check. First, there is a delay switch under the break pedal that keeps the break lights on for around 45 seconds after stopping, even when the key is removed. The switch could be faulty? Second, you could have a loose ground connection that is causing the flashing. I had a bad crimp on a the ground wire coming from the negative battery terminal that was causing all kinds of weird stuff to happen before the problem was identified and fixed. Electrical problems can be a pain in the a$$ to troubleshoot.
On another note, I hate the delay switch. When I park the cart, and remove the keys, it really bugs me to walk away from the cart with lights still on. I am constantly walking back to the cart to double check that the headlight switch is totally off. Does anyone know a way to simply bypass and remove the delay timer mechanism?
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There is no delay switch, this is a function of the electronic turn signal/brake module, and there is no way to eliminate this function. I suggest being very cautious if you decide to experiment or change wiring around these modules, a short circuit will generally cause the module to fail, and replacements are well over $100.
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