no signal lights!!!
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10-27-2016, 04:22 PM
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no signal lights!!!
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If the hazards are working, there are only three possible components (plus the interconnecting wiring) that will take out the turn signals. Attempting to bypass the factory arrangement with some rats nest of wiring is a pretty foolish thing to do, the circuit is pretty simple and, as joe61 posted, a meter and the schematic, along with some thinking, is all that is needed to repair the function.
Specific questions, answer them explicitly, do not throw extra stuff into the relies.
1. Did you test and verify that fuse F23 in the under dash fuse box was supplying power when the ignition switch was in the RUN position?
2. When the ignition switch is in the RUN position, can you HEAR the flasher relay click when the turn signal switch is placed in either the left or right turn position?
3. Do the signal lights, including the in-cluster indicators, come on at all, perhaps with no flashing, when either turn signal is activated?
4. Do you know which relay is the flasher relay? Hint: Turn on the hazards, follow the clicking.
5. Did you EXPLICITLY check the wires in the post/thread that fairlaner linked to?
Specific questions, answer them explicitly, do not throw extra stuff into the relies.
1. Did you test and verify that fuse F23 in the under dash fuse box was supplying power when the ignition switch was in the RUN position?
2. When the ignition switch is in the RUN position, can you HEAR the flasher relay click when the turn signal switch is placed in either the left or right turn position?
3. Do the signal lights, including the in-cluster indicators, come on at all, perhaps with no flashing, when either turn signal is activated?
4. Do you know which relay is the flasher relay? Hint: Turn on the hazards, follow the clicking.
5. Did you EXPLICITLY check the wires in the post/thread that fairlaner linked to?
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Yes I rechecked the fuses they Are getting power to them then I rechecked the wiring on the harness going to the switch when I grounded out my tester then touched the red white wire on the connector then my flashers worked so I figured it wasn't getting good ground so I rigged a new ground but didn't do anything but blow the fuse #23
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