With the key in the "on" position, turn the signal switch to the turning direction that is ***not***the problem. Check the front and rear of the car so you know which lights are flashing. Now switch the turn signal switch to the bad side and compare the lights that are illuminated (but not flashing) to the side that was working. One or more of the bulbs are out and will not be illuminated. Change that bulb (s).
Bad bulb, corroded socket, or loose or disconnected wiring.
It means that the light is about to go out. For example if you turn on your right blinker and it is blinking fast it means the light is about to go out and you should change it.
There is no such thing as blinker fluid, a blinker is a turn signal light. They do not require any fluid. Brake fluid goes in at the firewall in front of the driver there usually is a plastic top with a round metal thing behind it.
If your "left blinker" is on, to change it, "push up" the blinker arm that is on your steering wheel. If your right blinker is on, push the arm down to change it to the right blinker. This works on All Cavaliers and most other cars made in the U.S.
It probably means that one of your head or tail lights is about to go out. I have a Ford Taurus and my right blinker started blinking very quickly and within a week, my right headlight was out.
It's not the gasoline light that's blinking, it's the oil light. Which means you need to change/check your oil (obviously)
I don't know, I have the same question.
Twenty-five dollars later The marker light is on the same circuit and had to be replaced I also didn't seat the new front blinker bulb correctly
It comes out the back of the light housing.
needs oil change... needs oil change...
An L.E.D blinker is an L.E.D light that blinks on and off.
Blinking red light signifies alertness or danger.