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Old 01-11-2018, 05:57 PM
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Default Passeger side front turn signal- not working
JUST BOUGHT A 2008 VERT . REAR TURN SIGNAL WORKS . WILL REVIEW FUZE BOX & BULB REPLACE . ANY OTHER GREMLINS I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ??

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First guess would be a bad lamp.
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Originally Posted by baileysade
JUST BOUGHT A 2008 VERT . REAR TURN SIGNAL WORKS . WILL REVIEW FUZE BOX & BULB REPLACE . ANY OTHER GREMLINS I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ??

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a bad bulb can hardly be considered a "gremlin"..
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Originally Posted by RPOZ4Z
a bad bulb can hardly be considered a "gremlin"..
Bulb works still have no flash
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You do realize there are two filaments in the bulb, right? One can burn out and the other can still work.
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Originally Posted by baileysade
Bulb works still have no flash
define "bulb still works".
is it a dual filament bulb? ... BOTH filaments are working?
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Make sure that both filament wires are good in the bulb, and if they are, could be a socket connector tab to bulb tombstone wire connection problem isntead

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...rn-signal.html
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Originally Posted by EVRose
You do realize there are two filaments in the bulb, right? One can burn out and the other can still work.
Thanks !! Will pull the bulb & check out both filaments
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Originally Posted by baileysade
Thanks !! Will pull the bulb & check out both filaments
Don't forget to check the small socket prongs that may need to be tweaked back out as well.
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