turn signal problem
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Melting Slicks
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From: arlington tx
turn signal problem
my right turn signal is doing screwy things. when u use it it clicks very very fast, sometimes the green arrow on the IP will flash, others no. the frt doesnt flash. only back. BUT, its not the bulb. it works with my hazards or daytime running lamps which use same filament. i have had problems with that socket in the past due to corrosion so i did go ahead and replace it with a new socket and tried new bulbs just to make sure. it still is messing up. the left one works fine. right one only on rear and flashes very fast. why would it do this? where else do i look??
please, ive covered it already so no "replace the bulb" replies since this is obviously more involved than that.
oh, and every once in a while it will work perfectly then resort to fast flashing/clicking.
please, ive covered it already so no "replace the bulb" replies since this is obviously more involved than that.
oh, and every once in a while it will work perfectly then resort to fast flashing/clicking.
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Melting Slicks
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From: arlington tx
ok..well...where's that at? like i said i replaced the socket and that obviously involved two hot wires and a ground wire. all those connections are good, where's the ground from there anyone know? anyone got any other ideas?
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Melting Slicks
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From: arlington tx
Originally Posted by sebringsilver97coupe
ok..well...where's that at? like i said i replaced the socket and that obviously involved two hot wires and a ground wire. all those connections are good, where's the ground from there anyone know? anyone got any other ideas?
Racer
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I would think as the hazards are working the DRL relay and wiring to lamp must be okay. So the fault must be the turn switch or the wiring from the instrument panel electrical centre A4 to C209 pin F.
If you subscribe to alldata.com/diy you will be able to view all the electical schematics and connector locations.
If you subscribe to alldata.com/diy you will be able to view all the electical schematics and connector locations.
Last edited by cliff_ford; Nov 21, 2005 at 09:19 AM.
Melting Slicks
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From: Williamson New York
Not sure if this is happening with your 97 but my Y2K FRC had a similar problem when I first bought it-- Kept blowing right side blubs and sometimes signal 
didn't work even with new blub-- GM replaced the entire turn signal/hazard assembly (under steering wheel)- luckily I was still under warranty-- Sorry if I ruined your day-- good Luck-- Phil H.
didn't work even with new blub-- GM replaced the entire turn signal/hazard assembly (under steering wheel)- luckily I was still under warranty-- Sorry if I ruined your day-- good Luck-- Phil H.
Race Director
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From: Lake Havasu City, AZ
Previous posts suggest the problem is the relay behind the hazard button..... follow this link...
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...als&forum_id=1
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...als&forum_id=1
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