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Standard Ignition EFL-109 Hazard Warning Flasher
| Brand | Standard Ignition EFL-109 |
|---|---|
| Connector Gender | Male |
| Connector Shape | Rectangular |
| Functions | Flasher |
| Mounting Bracket(s) Included | No |
| Terminal Gender | Male |
| Terminal Type | Blade Terminals |
| Voltage | 12 |
| Fits | Chevrolet |
Direct-fit replacement. Restores proper flasher operation with easy plug-in installation.
High-temperature housing. Built to withstand harsh engine conditions.
Blade terminals. Quick-connect design simplifies installation.
Cross-references 11515961, FC697 and FC6483 for the same application. See all 3.
Hazard Warning Flasher for 12V Systems
Standard Ignition EFL-109 is a direct-fit hazard warning flasher built for 12-volt electrical systems. It restores proper open-and-close cycling so the turn signal or hazard circuit can operate with consistent electrical contact.
With a rectangular male connector, three blade terminals, and plug-in quick-connect design, this flasher is made for straightforward replacement service on vehicles such as Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla applications that use this style of unit.
Key Features
- Direct-fit hazard warning flasher replacement
- 12-volt electrical system application
- Male rectangular connector with blade terminals
- Three-terminal plug-in design for fast installation
- Electro-magnet construction in a high-temperature housing
- Built for the heat and vibration found in engine-compartment service
Detailed Description
The Standard Ignition EFL-109 flasher is engineered to restore the switching action required for hazard warning and related flashing circuits. Its electro-magnet design helps maintain reliable open and close function across the contact points, while the high-temperature housing supports durability in demanding underhood conditions. Standard Ignition EFL-109 is a practical replacement choice when the original flasher no longer cycles correctly or the warning lights operate inconsistently.
This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.
What It Can Help Fix
- Hazard lights that do not flash
- Intermittent or irregular flasher operation
- Noisy or weak electrical switching at the flasher circuit
- Failure of the hazard warning circuit to cycle properly
- Electrical contact issues caused by worn internal flasher components
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify the connector shape, terminal count, and 12V system requirements before installation. The EFL-109 uses male blade terminals and a quick-connect plug-in layout, so it installs by matching the existing flasher socket and terminal configuration. Confirm the vehicle uses a hazard warning flasher with this style of connection before ordering. Fits 2006-2011 Honda Civic, and fits 2003-2008 Toyota Corolla, where equipped with the matching flasher configuration.
Quality Assurance
Standard Ignition builds this flasher with durable materials and a heat-resistant housing to meet the demands of professional service work. The design focuses on dependable electrical switching and long-term service in harsh operating conditions.
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