Blinkers blinking slowly....
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Perhaps a bad alternator? Do you have anything that could be draining a lot of power, IE a system? I've a similar condition, but its at idle only. While playing my system my voltage drops below 12.4, lights dim and the blinker of course slows. I'd have to place light throttle to get the alt to spin a lil more to raise the voltage, and once it reaches around 13v everything works correctly.
I dont know about the fast blinking lights being associated with high gains of HP, it'd be news to me if it were true. Usually from what I see, the people who change the pace of their blinkers could be part of that Fast&Furios hype. More of an appereance thingy to me.
I dont know about the fast blinking lights being associated with high gains of HP, it'd be news to me if it were true. Usually from what I see, the people who change the pace of their blinkers could be part of that Fast&Furios hype. More of an appereance thingy to me.
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funny thought, but its probably the flasher unit/relay whatever. I think they work by a metal strip that makes contact, heats up and bends, then contacts another piece, then cools, and moves back to the first part where it will heat up again and repeat. If you can understand my description...
not sure where the thing is at but put on the flasher and listen to find out.
Im sure they make different delay speeds to suit your hp taste
not sure where the thing is at but put on the flasher and listen to find out.
Im sure they make different delay speeds to suit your hp taste
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It is your flasher module. I think it is a round silver thing on one of the fuse blocks. Mine did the same thing where the blinker was really slow. That was back when I still had the factory warranty so the dealer replaced the flasher relay and all is well. Should be an easy fix.
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it's under the dash, on the driver side. You need to drop the black plastic panel near the pedals, as well as the knee bolster part. You should find 2 round metal flashers. One is for blinkers, one is for hazards, but me memory of which is which has escaped me right now.
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Originally Posted by Mike @ FbodyAudio
it's under the dash, on the driver side. You need to drop the black plastic panel near the pedals, as well as the knee bolster part. You should find 2 round metal flashers. One is for blinkers, one is for hazards, but me memory of which is which has escaped me right now.
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Originally Posted by flyinglow57
can you swap the hazard flasher for the turn flasher? just so i have turn signals? cause its the steeler game and we dont leavethe house to get parts ![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
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