Ok I have a durango with both the factory alarm and an aftermarket alarm the previous owner had installed. I had to disconnect the aftermarket alarm a day after I bought it because it just decided it wanted to go off and I didn't have the patience to fix it. In the durango there is a multifunction flasher that controls both the blinkers and hazards. I only have blinkers (the person who installed the alarm rerouted some of my wiring for the alarm I guess) and the other day those went out so I found where the people that installed the alarm put a flasher and replaced it problem solved. My question is would they use a similar flasher and where do you think it would be located? It was flasher 552 or 522 I think? It has 2 prongs and is cylindrical in shape. Also would that particular flasher be able to hold up under a heavier load? I plan on having to tow my wife's car out to NV when we move from NY.

 

Come on someones gotta know...

 

The flashers are usually located in the fuse panel inside the cabin. I have no idea where they'd be located if someone hacked up the wiring and installed an aftermarket alarm. Can you find out the alarm maker/model and go to their website and see if they have install instructions?

There are usually two multi-function flashers. One for the turn signals and one for the hazards.

552 is the heavy duty flasher. It's what I have in my truck. I've pulled a fully lit 18' car trailer multiple times with no issue.

 

It's propably not the 552 then this one said on the packege that it is good for up to 6 lights. I will dig around in my truck and see if I can find the alarm manufacturer. I think it is a ghetto rig though. My D is supposed to only have one flasher for both hazards and blinkers... I need to take some pics of this BS I had the damn flasher falling out from under the dash onto my left foot when driving. [:@]