Fast turn signal?
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Fast turn signal?
Had a bad right front turn signal bulb. Replaced it and it blinks fast. Rear bulbs are good. Any ideas? Left side works fine.
Thanks
Mark
Thanks
Mark
Last edited by Extra260; Mar 8, 2015 at 03:44 PM.
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The turn signal bulb filament is also the DRL. You may have an issue with the connector to the bulb which you should inspect if you don't find a ground issue.
If it is not one of those two we can pursue further. Also, verify that both rear right bulbs are at least flashing to verify one is not burned out.
The above referenced "switch that clicks" is not your issue. That is the flasher in the Hazard switch and if it was an issue you would have a problem with both sides not one.
If it is not one of those two we can pursue further. Also, verify that both rear right bulbs are at least flashing to verify one is not burned out.
The above referenced "switch that clicks" is not your issue. That is the flasher in the Hazard switch and if it was an issue you would have a problem with both sides not one.
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From: Mebane North Carolina
The turn signal bulb filament is also the DRL. You may have an issue with the connector to the bulb which you should inspect if you don't find a ground issue.
If it is not one of those two we can pursue further. Also, verify that both rear right bulbs are at least flashing to verify one is not burned out.
The above referenced "switch that clicks" is not your issue. That is the flasher in the Hazard switch and if it was an issue you would have a problem with both sides not one.
If it is not one of those two we can pursue further. Also, verify that both rear right bulbs are at least flashing to verify one is not burned out.
The above referenced "switch that clicks" is not your issue. That is the flasher in the Hazard switch and if it was an issue you would have a problem with both sides not one.
Mark