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ok so my car was parked for about 5 months over the winter last week had it over at RPM trans got the car back home (trailered it) today i finally was able to drive it and well when i use the left turn signal the speedometer lights blink when i say that i mean the white gauge lighting, if i put the parking lights on it stops does not do it with the right signal? the the blinker indicator lights work to
so to recap all lights are working just when left signal is used the gauge back lighting (white light) basically blinks same rate as left siganl
ground? witch one?
FIXED: i had sequencial tail light boxes one went bad and was causing the problem removed them and everything is back to normal
Last edited by Stroker87; Jun 16, 2017 at 06:25 PM.
ok so my car was parked for about 5 months over the winter last week had it over at RPM trans got the car back home (trailered it) today i finally was able to drive it and well when i use the left turn signal the speedometer lights blink when i say that i mean the white gauge lighting, if i put the parking lights on it stops does not do it with the right signal? the the blinker indicator lights work to
so to recap all lights are working just when left signal is used the gauge back lighting (white light) basically blinks same rate as left siganl
ground? witch one?
Check all that you can find. Also, the turn signals go through the emergency flasher button on the dash. Try pushing the switch on and off several times to try and clean the internal contacts. It's a pain to replace but you may have to.
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hmmm, if the drivetrain was out while at rpm there is a ground on the driver side rear frame near the cradle that is for some of the lights but I'm not sure exactly which ones... the wire harness routes through the cradle and the ground will have a ring terminal that fits onto a stud sticking out of the frame... it's pretty easy to spot and you might be able to get a hand in there and see if it's loose without having to jack the car up, it's worth a look anyway