Seperate Brake and Blinker on 91 Ranger 3.0

[muwaha]

Hey All,

This might be a long shot, but I figure I post and see if it's possible and how time consuming it may be (I got plenty of time lol).

I have a 1991 Ranger 3.0.
Right now the Brake Switch and Blinkers both basically operate on the brake light (as this truck doesn't have the yellow blinker signal).
So my question is there a way to separate the 2? Like have the blinker going to dedicate lights (yellow/orange), and the brake light remain on the brake light and where if I use the hazards the brake switch won't override the hazards?

 

[franklin2]

1st you need a separate light mounted in the rear. There is no use separating the circuits and still use the same bulb like the factory did.

Once you get separate bulbs mounted, the simplest way to do this is to run two wires from the front grille area to the rear. Hook one wire to the front left turn light wire and hook the other wire to the right front turn wire. Run these two wires all the way to the rear and hook them to your new bulbs.

You will then need to find the two original rear left and right rear turn/brake wires going up to the steering column, and cut them. Twist them together and splice in a wire and hook them to the brake light switch. This will keep them from blinking when you activate the turn.