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Let us know how it works out. 
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I wanted to make a visual diagram before I jump into it. Can you tell me if this looks accurate?
sequential turn signals - Page 2 -- posted image.
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I thought you were using the brake light elements as the blinkers.  Is this correct?  According to what you drew, you have the module connected to the lights.  In my instructions the module is to be connected to the relays.  When the blinkers are turned on, the relays are energized, which breaks the connection to the tail and brake light feeds.  The relays then connect 87 to the lights.  When the module sends a signal to 87, that will light that blinker. 

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I will draw you a picture tonight.

Are you planning to use the brake light elements as the blinkers?  Or are you just wanting to turn the brake lights off during the blinker cycles? 

Just to avoid confusion on the diagrams, I am going to draw one for the taillights and a separate for the brake light elements.

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Yes the module will control each individual light to blink in the proposed fashion.
The brakes will be wired together to have one wire.
The running lights will be wired together to have one wire.
When I hit the turn signal to ON I want both of the brakes and/or running lights to turn off immediately, not one by one, until the turn signal is off.
Let me take a whack at this diagram again.
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let me see if I can photoshop something up to show exactly what I am after.
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I need to know if you are planning on using the brake light elements as your blinkers?  Or is there a dedicated blinker element and you just need to kill the brake and tail lights?

The following diagram is assuming that you are using the brighter brake light elements as your blinkers.  You have to wire them up independent of the other one because you are using them as 2 different elements of the blinkers. 

The red wire coming from the top of the picture is the brake light wire coming from the car.

sequential turn signals - Page 2 -- posted image.

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sequential turn signals - Page 2 -- posted image.

Thanks fot the 200K upload size. 

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I will not be using the wires for the brakes or the running lights. As I added my own to the custom circuit boards using LED's. So, yes I will be using a dedicated blinker wire for each light. I just need to kill the brakes and the running lights, correct.
A close look at just one of the brake light circuit boards and you will see a single wire for running lights, a single wire for brake lights, a single wire for the turn signal input, and a ground.
You will have that same thing again on the other brake light circuit board.
So, when I would turn the indicators on I would want the brakes to shut off completely and take the signal ONLY from the control module.
sequential turn signals - Page 2 -- posted image.
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Use my last drawing twice.  One for the brake light wire and once for the tail light wire. 
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