Check the Multi switch. This is the turn signal on the side of your steering wheel. This is sometimes called a multi switch because it runs the signals, headlight dimmer, sometimes cruise control and windshield wipers. Easy to replace.
I just had this problem with my 94 taurus. It turned out to be the light switch on the steering column. I am not sure what it is called, but it is the "lever" you use to turn on the brights and blinkers. My hazzard lights were not woking either. I replaced it and all has been good for about a year now. Hope this helps.
You probably have a burned light bulb, either in the front or rear.
Either 4 or 6
it will either be the bulbs them selves or sheck the fuses
For an early SB, pull the turn signal handle towards you. Pull again to turn off. If this doesn't work you either have a bad relay, or the wiring needs troubleshooting. To turn brights on in a 1974 Super Beetle, step on the floor button on the left.
The very factor to put blinkers on your horse for safety is why they can be a danger. The point of blinkers is to keep the horse's focus on whats in front of him. And in the right circumstances they keep the horse going forward. But it also means he can't see to either side of him. If your not careful he may spook badly from a noise he couldn't see. I would only use them in very structured environments.
either both bulbs burnt out highbeam only or you need a headlight switch (controls signals, cruise(if it has it), and headlights)
either a 2.0 liter 4 cylinder or a 2.5 liter V6
You have either a bad flasher, or one of the bulb's are burnt out.
The problem could result from either the hazard module, located below the fuse box by your foot, gone bad or the indicator control on the steering column is bad.
Should be the turn signal stalk. Could be either pull it toward you to cycle on and off, or push it away from you to turn on brights and toward you for low beams.
If the lights blink fast on either side of the car then this means you either have non-factory bulbs in the car or you need to replace your blinkers because one of your lights is out.