1954 - 1955 Corvette: Service Bulletin: Positioning Directional Signal Flasher Plastic Socket

Subject: Positioning Directional Signal Flasher Plastic Socket
Model and Year: 1955 Passenger Cars (applies to 1954 - 1955 Chevrolet Corvettes)
Source: Chevrolet Central Office, Technical Service Bulletin
Bulletin Number: DR-180, Section XII
Date: November 3, 1954

TO:  ALL CHEVROLET DEALERS

The shoulder on the plastic Directional Signal Flasher Socket should be up against its Mounting Clip to prevent contact between Flasher Terminal and Clip.

To prevent mis-positioning and shorting during future flasher replacement, a 3/32" x 1-1/2" cotter pin should be installed through the hole in the plastic socket and around the legs of clip, holding the plastic shoulder tight against the clip.

Flasher is located above parking brake handle back of instrument panel.

All early 1955 Cars should be checked and corrected.  This is now being handled in production.

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