it may be your turn signal flasher module. i had same problem, but it wasnt the bulbs, it was the ground/reground flasher module. 15 bucks at napa auto.
check your ground. I have a 94 GLE, ran into the same problem. the ground on the turn signal...forgot to be specific
Check bulbs Depending on the year there were some problems with the fixtures themselves and have to be replaced
The two first things to check are the fuse and the blinker capacitor. Both can be replaced very inexpensively.
I'd use a voltmeter to see if it's getting voltage at the fuse and then the light socket. If no voltage anywhere maybe the backup switch or something is malfunctioning.
You order the part online. When it arrives, you will need to unplug your dryer. I found a schematic for my dryer in with my guarantees. It was a cheap and easy fix. However, having replaced that, the sensor had also gone out and we could not find the part anywhere.
the d stand for "directional" its the cross by itself on the left of the DS (on the 3DS its replaced by the joystic)
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Have you checked the bulbs themselves? The directional signal should be the same element as the brake light. Check to see if you rear directional signals.
The problem points to the directional/lights and hazard switch. The brake light wiring is part of that circuit.You can buy the switch after market it is about $70.00.
Yes, but I do not know of anywhere that they are sold.
if they have no outer visable damage then anywhere from 60,000 to 100,000 miles
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