Left blinker stopped working tonight
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Left blinker stopped working tonight I noticed that the left arrow stopped blinking and didn't hear any ticking either. It's just a steady light now. What's the deal?
The hazards still work/flash, though.
The hazards still work/flash, though.
both hazards work? have you walked around the car with the hazards on and seen all 4 blinking? my guess would be the relay if it still doesnt work with the hazards on or the left hand blinker its the relay more than likely. if it works with the hazards on but not the turn switch then it is your switch. my guess.
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both hazards work? have you walked around the car with the hazards on and seen all 4 blinking? my guess would be the relay if it still doesnt work with the hazards on or the left hand blinker its the relay more than likely. if it works with the hazards on but not the turn switch then it is your switch. my guess.
there should be a panel in the engine bay where the relays are mounted i think on the battery side but i havent really looked before so dont quote me. the hazards and turn signals run on dedicated relays or do they run off the same one? <--im not sure about that but if they are on dedicated relays and if the hazards work which if the rear worked than the front do as well than your turn signal relay is out just pull the relay box lid find the relay pull it put some die-electric grease on the new relays connectors and push it in the spot button everything up and your gold.
ON EDIT: i re-read your post and if it is a steady green arrow your switch is fine and your relay is out.
ON EDIT: i re-read your post and if it is a steady green arrow your switch is fine and your relay is out.
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there should be a panel in the engine bay where the relays are mounted i think on the battery side but i havent really looked before so dont quote me. the hazards and turn signals run on dedicated relays or do they run off the same one? <--im not sure about that but if they are on dedicated relays and if the hazards work which if the rear worked than the front do as well than your turn signal relay is out just pull the relay box lid find the relay pull it put some die-electric grease on the new relays connectors and push it in the spot button everything up and your gold.
ON EDIT: i re-read your post and if it is a steady green arrow your switch is fine and your relay is out.
ON EDIT: i re-read your post and if it is a steady green arrow your switch is fine and your relay is out.
auto zone most definatly will have it others that might could be checkers, o-reilly's, dealership i think any parts store will have it if they dont they could tell you who might.
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its your front bulb make sure its the yellow bulb and you connect it rigth to the wiring harness if it just lights on and does not blink just jiggle the bulb a little till starts to blink ... there is no need for a relay just your bulbs
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I see. I haven't taken a look at it, but how can I get to it?
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stick your hand in the bottom opening under the white light and judst twist the wieing harness .. is sort of like a clip desing that you have to press with your thumb and than turn..
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