It's really easy. There is a blank filling a hole directly below the hazard sw. Use a small screwdriver, and carefully prise this out. Insert your finger into the hole, and up into the back of the hazard switch and ease it forward. you can prise it out with a screwdriver also, but i found this method offered less chance of damage to the dash.
On a side note, my 2001 wagon has the heated seats & so the blank is below not only the hazard relay switch but the heated seats control knob. So it's unreachable from the blank spot. That being said I just popped the switch out as described. (I used a butter knife) to get the face of the button off then pliers to pull the switch out. Easy as pie.
The flasher circuit is in the hazard switch in the dash.
The flasher is built into the emergency hazard switch. Just pop out the bottom pieces and its then easier to get your finger in and pop out the flasher.
change your hazard/flasher switch pretty much just your hazard button
This seems to be a cammon fault with VW/Audi cars. U will need to replace the hazard light switch mechanism which contains the switching contacts. I had to replace same in my last cars (VW/Audi)
turn signal switch is the hazard button! Pull out hazard button and replace it! good luck!
On my 2002 Passat the hazards and the turn signals all operate through the same flasher unit that operats the hazards. This is behind the hazard switch. See related questions for removal details.
The flasher unit is incorporated as part of the hazard flasher switch. Just prise the switch out gently, then release the two red tabs at the rear top and bottom of the switch. Once they are released you can remove the plug and wires.
The flasher is built into the hazard switch. You need to pull the dash to replace the switch. It costs about $45 & is available through Chevy dealers. Mike The flasher is built into the hazard switch. You need to pull the dash to replace the switch. It costs about $45 & is available through Chevy dealers. Mike
there is not exactly a flasher relay for this car. technically your hazard switch is the flasher relay. you can get this "hazard switch " for about $30 on gmpartsdirect.com. i had to replace mine last year and i was also under the impression that i needed a flasher relay since the turn signal would just stay on. I had to fudge around with hazard switch push it a few time for the signals to work. that is when i figured it out that hazard switch is the flasher relay. i hope this helps.
Usually a bad turn signal flasher Check to make sure all bulbs are working I had this problem. Had to replace the hazard warning light switch in the dash. 1999 Passat 1.9TDi UK spec.
It's in the hazard warning switch. You need to replace the switch.
On my 2001 it is part of the Hazard switch. You have to replace the entire switch on a 2001.