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have you tested all the fuses and soaked the fuse block in vinegar, good place to start. 

my Hi beams didn't work either, it turned out to be a bad connection at the fuse block. The terminal was corroded off.

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suppose to be 4 spade connectors

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made a jumper wire and connected it to where it goes ( on the underside of the fuse block ). now they work. 

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this is a temp fix till I get a another male connector. Not sure if this will be your problem but got to do a process of elimination to find the problem. 

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That's a poor conclusion. But go ahead and buy a switch if you want, it is a free country.

 

If you are interested in learning and possibly saving some dough, read on.

 

 

The T/S "not working" can have many causes. For example, the T/S flasher unit might be broken (even if the hazards work perfectly).

 

The T/S "not working" can mean different things:

* Specific bulb doesn't light up

* One Side Flashes

* Lamps Stuck On

* Indicators Flash Slowly

* Indicators Flash Too Quick

* Indicators Do Not Flash

See Turn Signal Testing for more info on troubleshooting to find the cause.

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That's a poor conclusion. But go ahead and buy a switch if you want, it is a free country.

 

If you are interested in learning and possibly saving some dough, read on.

 

 

The T/S "not working" can have many causes. For example, the T/S flasher unit might be broken (even if the hazards work perfectly).

 

The T/S "not working" can mean different things:

* Specific bulb doesn't light up

* One Side Flashes

* Lamps Stuck On

* Indicators Flash Slowly

* Indicators Flash Too Quick

* Indicators Do Not Flash

See Turn Signal Testing for more info on troubleshooting to find the cause.

 

My flasher unit works. I switched the Turn signal flasher unit with the Hazard lights wiring and they operated correctly. If I want to be correct with my terms, then "my turn signal does not flash."

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Ah, kids ... you can't teach 'em anything. Hazard flasher has nothing to do with proving the t/s flasher is good or not good.

 

I'll just leave now.

 

Excuse me but I'm not just some kid. I am a technician out of college, but I'm not a retard from wyotech. Didn't you read what I said? Let me clarify one more time so you will understand me...

 

I took the flasher unit from the turn signal switch, and installed it into the Hazard wiring. This would check to see if the flasher unit was malfunctioning. When I pulled the lever the hazards lights operated, thus concluding that the flasher unit from the turn signals works perfectly fine.

 

I will say this again, this is NOT a thread devoted to solving my problem. I am looking for a turn signal switch that will work with my car.

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That's a poor conclusion. But go ahead and buy a switch if you want, it is a free country.

 

If you are interested in learning and possibly saving some dough, read on.

 

 

The T/S "not working" can have many causes. For example, the T/S flasher unit might be broken (even if the hazards work perfectly).

 

The T/S "not working" can mean different things:

* Specific bulb doesn't light up

* One Side Flashes

* Lamps Stuck On

* Indicators Flash Slowly

* Indicators Flash Too Quick

* Indicators Do Not Flash

See Turn Signal Testing for more info on troubleshooting to find the cause.

 

Thanks gg.

Don't go ;)

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