Mercury Cougar Turn Signal Flasher permits the driver of the Mercury Cougar to inform other drivers of lane changes and hazards by blinking the indicator lamps. The Turn Signal Flasher on almost every Mercury Cougar model lives in the fuse panel. When the stalk moves, the flasher receives current and governs the on-off cycle that makes it blink. The Cougar employs a thermal Turn Signal Flasher in its early variants. The flasher works when a current passes through a spring strip and heats it, making the metal bend to close a circuit. Once closed, the metal cools down, opening the circuit again. As a result of this mechanical action, the light pulses and creates an audible click. As the line matured, Mercury upgraded to solid-state Turn Signal Flasher modules that replaced the moving parts of the typical flasher with electronic transistors and timing chips. This gave the system a quicker response and a longer life and also allowed the use of low current LED bulbs that a thermal unit doesn't have enough current to trigger. While both designs have the same protective mission, the electronic style is lighter, more durable and still delivers that classic click. This ensures all Cougars are visible in traffic and retains the popular Turn Signal Flasher rhythm that Mercury fans love.
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