If niether L/R signal works, it's likely that you have a bad blinker relay or switch. The relay is the best place to start (very inexpensive and usually easy to access). If it still doesn't work with a new relay installed, you'll have to get into the steering column to troubleshoot the switch.
I hope this helps, as I'm about to try the same thing for my '86 s-10 pickup. Good luck!
Check fuse, check bulbs, check brake light switch, check wiring and then check signal switch, in that order.
Check the signal light fuse, the signal light relay, and the signal light switcher.
AnswerMost likely a faulty turn signal switch, or possibly the wiring to it.replace switch assembly.
If the turn signal bulbs light but will not flash, the flasher relay is defective, replace it.
It can be blown fuse, defective turn signal Flasher Relay, or blown bulbs. In rare instances it can be a defective turn signal switch.
Believe it or not, I have had to disconnect the cig lighter in order for the tail lights to work. Sounds far fetched but it does work!
Could be the control stick for the blinkers. If the lights work, try replacing the stick or checking out the signal path for that blinker
The hazard switch and the turn signal and brake lights are all incorparated, chances are the 3-1 switch is broke internally check all fuses
The lights on the odometer on a 1999 Chevy Blazer might not work because of a burned out fuse. They might also not work if the lights are burned out.
I may know the answer if it is a full size Blazer. There is a ground wire for the socket that may be connected to an area that has rusted and no longer is grounded. Reconnect to a solid piece of metal for the light to work.
did you change the flasher? it looks kinda like a film canister, under the dashboard by your feet
If signal lights fail to work when wet, first check the connections for corrosion or moisture buildup. You can use dielectric grease on the connectors to create a moisture barrier. Additionally, ensure that the housing is properly sealed to prevent water ingress. If the problem persists, consider replacing the signal lights with a more water-resistant model.