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I have a 77 vette and the turn signals just quit. The fuse is fine and all the bulbs are fine as well. Have replaced the flasher on the fuse box, but think that is only for the emergency flashers. Is there another location for a flasher for the turn signals? Maybe under the dash somewhere?
I have a 77 vette and the turn signals just quit. The fuse is fine and all the bulbs are fine as well. Have replaced the flasher on the fuse box, but think that is only for the emergency flashers. Is there another location for a flasher for the turn signals? Maybe under the dash somewhere?
Yeah the signal flasher is clipped up behind the passenger side knee pad. Just get under the passenger side dash with a flashlight and you'll find it.
My left turn signals work fine, but my right ones just go steady (bulbs light up fine) and don't flash. The right turn signal indicator on my dash just stays steady and doesn't blink like it does when I use the left signals. Do you think the flasher depicted above is my problem? Also, it's the same whether I have the headlights on or not. I have a 71.
My left turn signals work fine, but my right ones just go steady (bulbs light up fine) and don't flash. The right turn signal indicator on my dash just stays steady and doesn't blink like it does when I use the left signals. Do you think the flasher depicted above is my problem? Also, it's the same whether I have the headlights on or not. I have a 71.
Its either a weak ground or a bad switch (or wiring, or a bad battery, or yada yada yada!). Typically lights don't flash if the current through he flasher is low. The easiest fix is usually an electronic flasher. You can also attach a LONG wire to the bat (-) and touch it to each bulb while it should be flashing, or maybe measure the voltage drop between the "REAL" ground (your long wire, or the frame) and the side of the bulb. You can find it with a bit of persistence. Let us know, will you?
I do not remember where the flasher unit is on a 78..... Does anyone know if is it under the console near the shifter or behind the glove box?
thanks
Your '78 is the same as the rest. The hazard flasher is on the fuse panel and the signal flasher is behind the passenger knee pad, clipped up under near the courtesy light.
Your '78 is the same as the rest. The hazard flasher is on the fuse panel and the signal flasher is behind the passenger knee pad, clipped up under near the courtesy light.
Thanks Durango_boy... Since my courtesy light is not there (yet)... Is that the left or right knee for the passenger?
ts either a weak ground or a bad switch (or wiring, or a bad battery, or yada yada yada!). Typically lights don't flash if the current through he flasher is low. The easiest fix is usually an electronic flasher.
Where can I find the ground and also, what exactly is an "electronic flasher?" Isn't the flasher in there already electronic (hence the need for ground)?
I replaced the flasher w/ an electronic one (Part EL12 at autozone) and everything works great! I think this is the easiest/cheapest thing I've ever fixed on a car. Who would have thought that'd happen on a vette?
Your '78 is the same as the rest. The hazard flasher is on the fuse panel and the signal flasher is behind the passenger knee pad, clipped up under near the courtesy light.
I know this is an old thread but I'm having issues with my flashers not working, where is the flasher on the fuse panel? Is it just the fuse? If that's the case then that's fine and it's another issue.
It should be in the upper left corner of the fuse block. This is for the 4-way hazzard flasher. As stated above, the normal turn signal flasher is behind the passenger side lower dash panel.