turn signal problem
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turn signal problem
This seems kind of stupid that i cannot figure this out, but i could use some opinions on what this might be.
a few days ago my left turn signal when i turned it on, stopped blinking. First thing i thought was the bulb was out. checked teh front one...sure was. changed it out. I go to turn the signal on again but this time it came out but wouldn't flash. just yellow light that would stay on both the front and rear turn signals (driver side). I checked all the wiring and i had previously wrapped up the wiring in black loom and electrical tape to make sure i wouldn't get any shorts. and that doesnt seem to be the problem. i checked all my fuses...they are all in good shape...
any idea what might cause this? a few times it has worked. but most of the time i does not.
just seems like i'm missing something very simple but im not sure...
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Travis
a few days ago my left turn signal when i turned it on, stopped blinking. First thing i thought was the bulb was out. checked teh front one...sure was. changed it out. I go to turn the signal on again but this time it came out but wouldn't flash. just yellow light that would stay on both the front and rear turn signals (driver side). I checked all the wiring and i had previously wrapped up the wiring in black loom and electrical tape to make sure i wouldn't get any shorts. and that doesnt seem to be the problem. i checked all my fuses...they are all in good shape...
any idea what might cause this? a few times it has worked. but most of the time i does not.
just seems like i'm missing something very simple but im not sure...
Thanks
Travis
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ok i just checked it agian today and my day time running light is out...that doubles as the turn signal too right?
this was just brought to my attention by a co-worker
this was just brought to my attention by a co-worker
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the sockets around the bulb? i haven't had a chance to dig in there, so ill take a look at that thanks for the tip. i've been keeping an eye on water inside the turn signals and head lights (both aftermarket replacements), and i haven't had any issues with the turn signals with water getting in. i did at first with the headlights but that has since then been fixed.
thanks for the input fellas
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thanks for the input fellas
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I drilled a small hole in each turn signal case underneath where the bulb goes in so the water can get out and havent had any problems since. I did tis the same time I changed the sockets.
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Same thing happened to me, I replaced the flasher and good as new.
The flasher is under the steering column on the right side. Drop that panel under the steering wheel and replace it - get the heavy duty replacement at NAPA.
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The flasher is under the steering column on the right side. Drop that panel under the steering wheel and replace it - get the heavy duty replacement at NAPA.
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