[Gdubz]

My '19 SV does not have this feature, is this something I can easily add? All my other vehicles have it and I miss it.

 

[shift_RUSH]

Curious: is this something useful for changing lanes? Otherwise, I'm not sure what you're referring to.

 

[JVRaley]

Both of mine do it, but it’s a thoroughly useless feature. I don’t make lane changes in three blinks, so I much prefer to just use the blinkers appropriately.

 

[Grumpy Shihtzu]

Curious: is this something useful for changing lanes? Otherwise, I'm not sure what you're referring to.

If you barely move the stem, the turn signal will blink 3 times & then shut off. If you pull the stem all the way, it'll act like a regular turn signal and continue to blink until you pull it back.

 

[RikRong]

There was a post several years ago about adding momentary signals to either a Frontier or Xterra, I can't remember which, but I do remember seeing this thread within my early years of being on this forum. I'm working on trying to find it now.

 

[Gdubz]

Curious: is this something useful for changing lanes? Otherwise, I'm not sure what you're referring to.

Yes, exactly.

 

[Pattersaurus]

There was a post several years ago about adding momentary signals to either a Frontier or Xterra, I can't remember which, but I do remember seeing this thread within my early years of being on this forum. I'm working on trying to find it now.

I would be curious to see this post. I did a quick search, but couldn't find anything for momentary turn signals.

 

[Grampy Matt]

my wife calls that the throw and go signal.

 

[RikRong]

I would be curious to see this post. I did a quick search, but couldn't find anything for momentary turn signals.

Yeah, I searched under pretty all terms, momentary, three-touch, comfort, and couldn't find anything. Apparently, my Google skills have gone downhill.

 

[old greybeard]

I like this feature on my fords. Am considering upgrading my turn stalk to one with auto lights. Was hoping it would do this.

 

[The other Sean]

my wife calls that the throw and go signal.

I've always called it the old box truck signal.

 

[raymond~]

3 blinkerfeature:
I-only-want-to-give-you-1.5-seconds-to-catch-my-alert-even-if-you-may-be-checking-your-surroundings-not-looking-at-my-vehicle-in-another-direction-or-traffic-sign

I agree...it's not a safety first feature

p.s. in hindsight., that was a bit presumptuous on my part. It does not mean that the user would necessarily be using it when driving in congestion. It can be useful to meet the legal requirement when in sparse traffic. So, judicious and appropriate use is key.

Both of mine do it, but it’s a thoroughly useless feature. I don’t make lane changes in three blinks, so I much prefer to just use the blinkers appropriately.

 

[Lobo1625]

I really was excited to have this feature on my '22, and found it so useless I have disabled it. As mentioned earlier, 3 blinks in traffic really isn't a whole heck of a lot. If it could be adjusted to 5 or 7, I'd definitely use it. 3 just wasn't enough for me.

 

[Zedbra]

I really was excited to have this feature on my '22, and found it so useless I have disabled it. As mentioned earlier, 3 blinks in traffic really isn't a whole heck of a lot. If it could be adjusted to 5 or 7, I'd definitely use it. 3 just wasn't enough for me.

I agree. I adjusted my VW to be 5 flashes and I think it's the right timing.