Turn signal problems
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Instructor
Joined: Jul 2015
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From: Clermont Fl
Turn signal problems
I'm having problems with my turn signals not wanting to work. It's happened twice in the last week. Not showing any codes. By the time I get back home, they're working again. I "think" it's probably a loose ground or the multi-function switch. They always work in the garage. Anyone had the same problems or can point me to the common grounds location.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: SE VA VA
Presuming no burned out bulbs, if you activate the turn signal and nothing happens, whack the dash just above the 4 way flasher switch.
Do the signals start to work?
If so, might need to replace the relay.
The 4 way button is literally connected to the relay.
It can be a PITA to replace, but it is a DIY job if you are not afraid to take apart part of the dash or the entire center console.
There's a couple how-to threads in the forums.
Do the signals start to work?
If so, might need to replace the relay.
The 4 way button is literally connected to the relay.
It can be a PITA to replace, but it is a DIY job if you are not afraid to take apart part of the dash or the entire center console.
There's a couple how-to threads in the forums.
Drifting
Joined: Jun 2013
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From: Shell Point (Crawfordville) Florida
You may have to replace the hazard switch, that's a well documented problem causing intermittent turn signal function. It can be done without removing the center console, just by removing the knee bolster below the dash. There's a video on here, can't find it now, and I did it that way, took about a half hour. Be prepared for some scrapes while you become a contortionist, but it's easier than taking apart the whole center of the car.
