Most likely it is the signal/hazard flasher. Where it is located is something I am looking for I recently replaced my turn signal/flasher on my 99 cougar. If you remove the lower part of the steering column and behind the turn signal you will see a black box type fuse. This is the flasher. Just unplug and plug in new flasher. 4 cylinder clld for a 3 prong flasher. I saved over $100 in not having to replace the whole turn signal stick or switch. Check this part first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Because the hazard/turn signal relay has failed. A defective/intermittent turn signal switch can also cause this symptom.
Flasher is faulty.
either a bulb or the signal flasher relay located on the fuse panel usually opposite the hazard flasher relay
There is usually a relay for the flashers and turn signals. It is usually a round metal looking thing in the fuse box. This is usually the norm. I have never worked on this specific vehicle, but they are all simular. Good luck.Brad.
turn signals and emerg flashers work off a flasher can. go to any auto store and buy a new one they are cheap and easy to replace
replace flasher for for turn signals
Yes. The relay that controls the turn signals is built in the switch.
Try replacing the flasher relay.
Start by identifying the cause of the problem, then figuring out how to repair it is easy. It'll either in the power supply, the switch, or the wiring. Start diagnosing.
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I had the same problem in my 1999 Mercury Cougar, I replaced the flasher located in the blinker assembly. It was very simple to do. Flasher cost about $10
Check your fuses if it is not your fuses i would say check your hazard switch, mine went bad on my Nissan and caused that problem