There could be several causes, the most probable being a "poor" connection somewhere in the circuit. A poor connection could include a loose connector, corrosion build up at any connection, an overheated/"cooked" connector, a cut or broken conductor [wire] which occasionally [as a result of vibration] comes [temporarily] BACK into CONTACT, or some similar intermitant interruption of the electrical current flow through the circuit, and of course, a defective turn signal switch. Often, a loose or corroded GROUND connection is the cause of A SINGLE light operating intermitantly, BUT IF ALL the lights in the turn signal system are involved, then that suggests that the fault [whatever it is] is located somewhere between the power source [the battery], and the downstream [outlet] end connector of the turn signal switch. If the fault were in the wiring downstream of the turn signal switch, then I suspect only certain part[s] would be affected. j3h.
Probably the Electronic Flasher. These ,when the fail,will allow the Signals and/or hazard lights to work intermittently. The flasher is the same for both the signals and hazards.
It sounds as if you have either a power or ground problem at the motor.
Problem with the SRS. Seek professional help. Not a DIY repair.
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I'll check for a blown fuse(fuse relay box), ground problem, and your bulb.
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because that what they are for. otherwise they would be orange headlights.
Smoke Signals was released on 06/26/1998.
Yes. The relay that controls the turn signals is built in the switch.
My 1998 Honda Accord LX was getting stuck intermittently in Park. I found that the switch that turns on the brake light when you press the bake pedal was going out. This switch is $32.00 at any Honda dealer and most importantly YOU can change it yourself. Ironically, that same switch activates the gear shifter pin that lets you take it in and out of gear.
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