Getting Old and Hearing Problems Driving.

Milton

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My hearing is bad but not really bad enough to get hearing aids.When I am driving and signal for a turn I have trouble hearing the directional signal relay and it does not always reset itself so I drive down the road until I see that my blinker is still on.Does someone make a directional signal relay for the hearing impaired?Something of a different frequency or a little louder?
 
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My hearing is bad but not really bad enough to get hearing aids.When I am driving and signal for a turn I have trouble hearing the directional signal relay and it does not always reset itself so I drive down the road until I see that my blinker is still on.Does someone make a directional signal relay for the hearing impaired?Something of a different frequency or a little louder?

You can have different frequency buzzers wired in to your turn signal circuit. I have a '47 Jeep that doesn't have cancelling signals and is pretty noisy. I wired in a Radio Shack buzzer and now find it impossible to ignore the noise. Shop around local auto shops and they should be able to help you for less than an hours labor. (or find the local teenage gearhead, it's a pretty easy operation).
 
My wife doesn't have to hear it. She's always checking my speed and telling me to slow down. She would see the blinking turn signal and have a bonus day telling me to turn it off.
 
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No actually it is two elderly gentlemen sitting on a bench.The first one tells the other "hey,I just got my hearing aid and it works great!"The second reply's " that is great news,what kind is it?"
The first gentleman responds and says"Its 2:15 ,why do you want to know?"
 

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