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First of all let me say that most vehichles have 2 flashers, 1 for the hazzard lights and 1 for the blinkers. If you turn the blinker switch to either side and lights inside and out do not flash or light up then the most common problems are a blown fuse or the blinker switch itself could be bad. As for the hazzards blinking double time, it is possible the flasher could be going bad. One other possibility, autos that have had trailor light hookups installed have been found with bad grounds and/or wires that have rubbed into causing tail,blinker and stop lights not to work correctly
Check bulbs double filamented smaller for turn signals larger for tail and parking lights Check sockets for corrosion Replace turn signal flasher
More than likely, it is the flasher. When the flashers in my 95 LT went bad, they would intermittently blink fast then slow. I replaced both the flasher for the turn signals and the one for the hazards, to save myself the trouble of taking the dash apart a second time later on down the line. Dawn Also check bulbs. A blown turn signal element in the bulb will also make the other bulbs blink fast. This is a design to warn you of a bad bulb either front or rear on the side you have the lever turned to.
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Could be a shorted bulb they are double filamented and if one filament is touching the other it could be backfeeding FRemove bulbs one at a tinme to see if this is the problem Could be a bad switch
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Try replacing the hazard flasher. If that does not work, double-check to see that you have the proper bulbs and fuses installed for the brake lamp circuit.
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