First replace the TURN SIGNAL FLASHER. Even if one side works the other side may not if the flasher is weak. Your car has a turn signal flasher and a hazard flasher and usually they are interchangeable but run separate circuits. Turn on the side that works and follow the clicking noise to track it down. If that does not do it, most of these problems are then generally located within the turn sinal switch in the column and the steering wheel will need to be pulled and the switch changed out.
They use separate flasher relays. Replace the turn signal flasher relay.
2 separate circuits, separate fuses and separate flasher relays. Check the fuse, if okay then replace the signal flasher relay.
These are two separate circuits. They use separate flasher relays. They use separate fuses. They use separate switches. Check your signal fuse and signal flasher relay.
They have separate circuits with separate fuses and separate flasher relays depending on what year the truck is.
There is I believe a cluster of relays above the glove box.The indicator unit is among these.You need to unscrew the glove box for access.
The signals and the emergency flashers have separate circuits, separate fuses, separate flasher relays. Start with checking the fuses, the bulbs, the signal flasher relay and wiring and if it still doesn't work it may be the signal switch is bad.
There are 2 flasher relays mounted in the same location. Both are located under the dash on the driver's side mounted on the passenger side of the steering column.
Yes and it may have 2 flasher relays. I could tell you if you had listed the year.
flasher relay is probably bad, a different one would be used for the emergency flashers, what that means is that you should be able to swap them out and be sure, the should be attached to the fuse panel inside the car. They are two separate circuits, separate fuses and separate flasher relays.
Answer to Flasher locationflasher unit is located in the compartment where the fuse box ix also , which is when the door is opened u see a PULL-OUT plastic-panel on the immediate END of the dashboard panel;this isn't visible at all when the vehicle door is closed, there are if I recall correctly 2 relays one for the flasher(direction-indicator) the other is for the hazzard flasher..if you are referring to the Headlamp flasher look next to the battery, theres a flip top lid black plastic box containing the MAIN fuses and RELAYS the legent inside this lid shows what is what hope this helps
i have a 93 firebird and my relays right next to my headlights under the hood so maybe its there
The turn and hazard flasher relays are incorporated into hazard switch.