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If it were me.. I'd install a seperate switch for the rear lamp.. even one right at the lamp would be ok. As for a 'blinker' I used a 6v havard flasher module for a volkswagon, and wired it up to an amber trailer marker light, and mounted it right to the top of my SMV plaque., and ran the power right from the rear lamp. The rear lamp has a switch on the base of the lamp, and I installed another switch for the SMV flasher. That way, i can use the smv flasher without having the rear lamp on, by just having the rear lamps switch off. Or I can have both.. or just the rear lamp. Gives me an extra feeling of safety while on the road. Napa carries the 6v flasher unit.. it only has 2 pade plugs on it, and is a thermal unit.. just hook it inline with the lamp you want to flash.. either terminal can be the in or out.. doesn't matter.. needs no ground, etc. I may have the napa number at home somewhere for the 6v hazard flasher.. ( a 12v one works as well.. but flashes much slower...unless you have a decent size lamp you are flashing.. ) if someone else might know the 6v flasher number for car quest or napa post it.. or I'll try to find mine. Soundguy
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