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99 Ford F-250 where is the relay turn signal flasher?
http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/892995-turn-signal-relay-location-2.html#post11387637
Where is the relay switch for a 99 Hyundai elantra turn signal?
Under the hood in the fuse box.
Where is turn signal flasher on 99 Honda Odyssey?
The turn signal flasher relay on the 1999 Honda Odyssey is located under the driver-side dashboard. The relay is tucked near the cabin fuse box.
Signal relay 99 jetta?
The signal relay is attached to the emergency flasher on the center of the dash. Gently pry out the flasher and the relay is attached at the rear.
Where is the turn-signal hazard flasher relay box located on a 99 XLT?
According to my Haynes repair manual, it is under the dash to the right of the steering column.
Is the turn signal relay on 99 olds aurora same location like the 98?
Yes All Aurora are a Like 1995-1996-1997-1998-1999
Where is the turn signal relay in a 99 f550 located?
well first check the fuse if good the relay is behind the dash so climb under streering wheel and look up behind the dash to see the relays there.
Why does my signal light keeps clicking after signal is turned off on '99 Chevy Tahoe?
broken turn signal switch assemblyreplace it
99 cavalier right front turn signal replacement?
Reach behind the bumper of the 99 Cavalier. There are two nuts that hold the turn signal assembly in. Remove the nuts to take the assembly off and replace it.
Where is the turn signal flasher for 99 Chrysler LHS?
its under the steering wheel
Where is turn signal flasher on a 99 Malibu?
I found out through a Chevy dealer mechanic that this year/make/model Chevy doesnot have a flasher in it. If the turn signal doesnot work it will be the turn signal switch in the steering wheel.
What would cause the turn signal in '99 Tahoe to keep blowing fuses?
A recurring blown fuse for the turn signal in a '99 Tahoe could be caused by a short circuit in the wiring, which may occur due to frayed insulation or damaged connectors. Another possibility is a malfunctioning turn signal relay or switch, which can draw excessive current. Additionally, any aftermarket modifications or additions to the electrical system might be causing an overload. It's advisable to inspect the wiring and components for damage or wear to diagnose the issue accurately.
