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on my 99 the right rear turn signal is not working. The flashers and running lights work fine, and at first the signal was hyperflashing when it didn’t work so I installed a hyper flash bypass but it still doesn’t work although it flashes at normal speed now. So my question is now that I have the bypass installed why is the turn signal still not working? Is it the MFS or the hazard switch?
on my 99 the right rear turn signal is not working. The flashers and running lights work fine, and at first the signal was hyperflashing when it didn’t work so I installed a hyper flash bypass but it still doesn’t work although it flashes at normal speed now. So my question is now that I have the bypass installed why is the turn signal still not working? Is it the MFS or the hazard switch?
Howdy! I test, repair, and sell MFS on eBay. If only one side is affected, it’s likely not the hazard switch. As stated, it could be a bulb or socket… sometimes the bulbs need to be seated just right in each socket. Beyond that, here is the rats nest schematic; PM me if I might be able to help!
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If the bulbs and sockets are ok, I’d guess the MFS… but that’s a rare failure mode for them and they can be pricey. I am happy to test it before you commit to buying anything