the one blinking twice as fast is burnt out. less resistance in the circuit causes current to flow faster. new bulb is the fix.
Not always as simple as that. And, in fact, your system uses a bi-metallic strip inside the flasher. The more current, the further the bi-metallic strip bends and the longer it takes to return so the flash is slower. Burned out lamps reduce current draw and increase the flash rate. But you say your lamps are good.
Some basic checks will help you locate the fault area: Are there repeaters on the side and are they working. What happens when you brake or have the car lights on while indicationg, do the symptoms change. What happens when you put the hazards on.
Some lamps are double filament and can be forced in the wrong way round, and into a single filament socket. In addition, a bad ground connection will cause all sorts of odd effects. The fault is more likely to be at the back; more can go wrong in the cluster. Check both bulbs are the right type. Swap the bulbs over and see if the fault moves. If it does the bulb is faulty. If not, it is the holder/wiring.
Later models use an electronic flasher relay where, apart from a "hiccup" short first flash and dashboard indication, the working lamps will continue to flash at the correct rate.
Replace turn signal flasher
no, she is just blinking like all humans do. but if she winks, probably. Yes it is. When a women blinks at a man then that means that they are thinking about them
My 1997 Honda Accord was crashed into a snow bank, broke front left turn signal light(Bulb+assembly). Soon after the crash, the rear left turn signal began blinking rapidly. Several days after, the whole turn signal system shut down (all four blinkers stopped blinking). I replaced the bulb+assembly for the left, turn signal switch, and turn signal relay and checked the fuses. The hazard lights work, but the turn signals don't. I did everything I could replacing parts. Does anyone know what is wrong with my accord?
Change the front turn signal light bulb. It's bad.
Usually an airbag light blinks to signal a problem. The number of blinks tells the driver the code number, which informs the driver of the problem.
How do you install a turn signal switch in a four door 1993 Honda Accord
One of the front blinker bulbs is burnt out. Replace the bad bulb and the blink should function normaly. you have a front right turn signal bulb that is burned out. the resone it blinks fast is there is less load on the flasher .
This is a easy fix go to your auto parts store and ask them for a heavy duty turn signal
Your left rear signal bulb is burnt out. Both signal bulbs work on a single circuit, so when one goes bad the other receives enough voltage for both, causing to front to blink at least twice as fast. Change the bulb, everything else will repair itself
One of the bulbs is burnt out.
Check the back signal light. Usually if the front blinks fast the back is out or need to be replace. Vice versa
I really need to know how you read a 700... i have never heard of it and cannot find it. if your check engine light shines a long signal that represents a 10, if it is short blinks they represent 1. you take your long blinks and add your short blinks. example two long blinks and three shorts is a code 23.