If your turn signal lights come on but do not flash, then the flasher relay is defective. If they will not come on at all then the fuse may be blown. If the fuse is good, then you may have a wiring problem. Rarely does the switch itself go bad but it is possible. The feel of the switch will sometimes tell you it is bad. If you do not feel it click when pulled then it is probably bad. It is just a matter of troubleshooting the problem.
One of four things can cause a turn signal not to work. Either the turn signal switch assembly, a bad bulb, a bad fuse, or a bad turn signal flasher.
Since most brake/turn use the same filament in the bulb(1157) then if the turn signal switch is bad or offset then it will effect the brake lights.
Bad turn signal flasher? Bad turn signal switch? Blown fuse? Bulbs burnt out?
Check bulbs - double filamented with smaller being for brake light and turn signal Bad switch? Bad turn signal flasher?
when my 1986 w-250 turn signal switch went out the brake lights quit working.
The Turn Signal Switch is bad in the column and needs to be replaced.
Bad flasher unit or turn signal switch
The turn signal/wiper switch is most likely bad and will need replacment. how do you change the switch is it necessary to remove steering wheel?
bad signal switch on steering column..
The are three problems that may disable your turn signal on a classic mustang; the bulbs could be out, the signal relay could be bad or the turn signal switch in the steering column could need replacing. To see how to replace a turn signal switch visit this web address http://averagejoerestoration.com/how-to/how-to-install-a-mustang-turn-signal-switch/ ::AverageJorResto.com::
bad bulb, relay, wiring, turn signal switch
You may have a bad relay switch; the turn signal works thru the relay switch which is under the steering column; possibly in the dash