You need to replace the turn signal relay. It should be right next to the hazard (emergency) relay. Turn on the hazards and follow the clicking sound under the driver side dashboard. Once you've located it, if you touch it you can feel the hazard relay working. The other relay is for the turn signal. It's a small round canister. It's just a matter of removing and replacing.
I had the same problem with my 97 Accord. My hazards worked, but the turn signals did not. I thought it was actuallly the signal arm. In the end, it had nothing to do with the signal relay, arm, or bulbs. I just changed a fuse located in the fuse box next to my brake pedal (it was bruned out) and it worked. I don't know what kind of car you have, but if it's a Honda this is probably the problem.
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Both turn signals work when they want to. The hazzard lights work just fine. All bulbs are great. The turn signal indicator will flash inside the car for a few seconds and then stop. The outisde turn signal lights stop too.
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When making a left turn on a green light, you should make sure that you signal. You also want to make sure there is no oncoming traffic so you can turn safely.
Do you want the flasher or the turn signal fuse? The flasher is mounted on the left side of the steering column under the dash and the turn signal fuse in in the fuse panel. GoodluckJoe
It may be a safety feature on your car. If you are going to make a turn you for sure do not want the cruise to be engaged.
Why would you want the blinker faster. They should blink at factory specs.
that turn signal housing is separate from the headlight. all you have to do is find that one screw that is attaching the housing, and it's located close to the finder. then just wiggle it free.
Push in the end of the turn signal lever, until you see the time displayed on the dashboard, under the speedometer. Then turn the right knob left or right, until it shows the time you want. To end, push in the turn signal lever again.
probably the turn signal flasher it is located next to the fuse panel
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I have a 1995 GMC Suburban and started having similar experience with the difference of when I press my brake pedal my dashboard lights come on and my left turn signal stays on when my headlights are on. From conversations with mechanics it may be one of several things. You may want to gently "jiggle" your turn signal handle either while the left signal is on or before turning it on to see if that changes anything. You may want to look at other lights to see if any others are on or off while the turn signal is on. The brakes are wired through the turn signal handle and may effect how the signal is working and this may help narrow down the problem. Make sure you check your bulbs and finally you may have a ground wire that is not grounded well. I have a 1995 GMC Suburban and started having similar experience with the difference of when I press my brake pedal my dashboard lights come on and my left turn signal stays on when my headlights are on. From conversations with mechanics it may be one of several things. You may want to gently "jiggle" your turn signal handle either while the left signal is on or before turning it on to see if that changes anything. You may want to look at other lights to see if any others are on or off while the turn signal is on. The brakes are wired through the turn signal handle and may effect how the signal is working and this may help narrow down the problem. Make sure you check your bulbs and finally you may have a ground wire that is not grounded well.