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Originally Posted by JZiggy View Post
That would be a good reason to add a diode in the path from the turn wire to the marker ground, right?
With the Floating Ground method, current travels through the light bulb one direction with only the marker light on, and travels the other direction with only the turn signal on (and with both on at the same time cancel each other out). Diodes only allow current to travel in one direction, so adding in a diode somewhere in the Floating Ground method does you no good. That's why I did it the way I did.
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