turn signal problem
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ok i have been searching the threads and havent seen anyone with the same problem as me and i have no idea whats wrong.
My passenger side turn signal on my formula works fine during the day while my headlights are not on. When i turn my headlights on the arrow in my guages stays lit and my turn signal will not light up while NOT in use. When i use the turn signal it blinks fine. But as soon as i make then turn and the blinker is off is goes back to being dead. Any suggestions at all.
My passenger side turn signal on my formula works fine during the day while my headlights are not on. When i turn my headlights on the arrow in my guages stays lit and my turn signal will not light up while NOT in use. When i use the turn signal it blinks fine. But as soon as i make then turn and the blinker is off is goes back to being dead. Any suggestions at all.
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The flasher? If the turn signals are working why would you replace the flasher? Remember, the front bulbs are dual filament - a bright filament for turn signals and daytime running lights, and a dim filament for running lights when the headlights are on. They are completely separate circuits and your description sounds like only the dim filament isn't working. Chances are you have a corroded socket or a break in the brown wire somewhere.
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The flasher? If the turn signals are working why would you replace the flasher? Remember, the front bulbs are dual filament - a bright filament for turn signals and daytime running lights, and a dim filament for running lights when the headlights are on. They are completely separate circuits and your description sounds like only the dim filament isn't working. Chances are you have a corroded socket or a break in the brown wire somewhere.