There is literally absolutely no metal anywhere even remotely near the contacts. Up, down, left, right, front and back, everything around is plastic, which is an insulator.
You’d deliberately have to try to short it out with a 2 foot long screwdriver plus activate the flasher arm at the same time for anything bad to happen.
And by the way, I never use electrical tape, I use heatshrink/thermalfit tubing. Would it please you if I put some heatshrink over the yellow connectors?
Honestly though, I ain’t the least bit worried about it, it works fine and has nothing anywhere nearby to short out with. Plus, with the fuse panel cover put back on, it can’t even move, so that’s not a worry either.
Guess what? I found the OG module from GMC. It’s located right under the radio, just to the left of the not one but three 12 volt sockets, right next to the ashtray. The fella that asked Google Gemini actually found me the answer, while people were giving him/her shit.
My fix is still safer than the OG GMC flasher module installed within less than two inches of three 12 volt sockets.
At least my bodge fix is a circuit breaker, not a circuit maker, and is installed more than a foot away from any ground or hot points.
There is literally absolutely no metal anywhere even remotely near the contacts. Up, down, left, right, front and back, everything around is plastic, which is an insulator.
You’d deliberately have to try to short it out with a 2 foot long screwdriver plus activate the flasher arm at the same time for anything bad to happen.
And by the way, I never use electrical tape, I use heatshrink/thermalfit tubing. Would it please you if I put some heatshrink over the yellow connectors?
Honestly though, I ain’t the least bit worried about it, it works fine and has nothing anywhere nearby to short out with. Plus, with the fuse panel cover put back on, it can’t even move, so that’s not a worry either.
Yeah, that would also be acceptable.
Guess what? I found the OG module from GMC. It’s located right under the radio, just to the left of the not one but three 12 volt sockets, right next to the ashtray. The fella that asked Google Gemini actually found me the answer, while people were giving him/her shit.
My fix is still safer than the OG GMC flasher module installed within less than two inches of three 12 volt sockets.
At least my bodge fix is a circuit breaker, not a circuit maker, and is installed more than a foot away from any ground or hot points.