Turn Signals and Hazard Lights

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If your turn signals and hazard lights are not working, you may have a faulty multi-function switch or a wiring issue. It is recommended to have a professional mechanic inspect the electrical system to diagnose and repair the problem properly.

Often a fast-flashing turn indicator (inside the car) means either the front or rear turn signal bulb is burned out. Check the actual turn signals and see if they are working. If not, just replace the bulb.

In 1925, Edgar A. Walz, Jr. secured a patent for the first modern automobile turn signal[citation needed]. He marketed the device to all the major automobile manufacturers but none indicated an interest[citation needed]. Fourteen years later the patent expired;[citation needed] the modern turn signal was first generally offered by major automobile manufacturers in 1939. Today, turn signals are required on all vehicles that are driven on public roadways in most countries. Alternative systems of hand signals were used earlier, and they are still common for bicycles. Hand signals are also sometimes used when regular vehicle lights are malfunctioning.

u go ask a mechanic to do it then pay them for it

Easy! Pop your hood open, and behind each headlight there's some black plastic sticking out.(sorr, dont know how to really explain it but its pretty obvious) You have to pull that out. On my car it was a little hard, i had to twist it to the right angle to get it to come out.

you have to take apart the light assembly. open tail gate/barn doors to back. you will see 2 black covers, probably about 1/2 to 1 inch in diameter. pull the plugs off. in the holes you will see 2 screws (make sure you put something that can catch the screws, ie like a piece of duct tape or paper shaped in a half pipe just in case the screws drop). take out both screws. gently move the light fixture, you might have to tap on the corner of the light (near the body of the truck). the fixture swings out from the back away from the truck (have 2 little hinges on opposite side of the screws). remove electrical connection, remove 2 screws. take needle noise pliers to the base of the light bulb, and gently wiggle back and forth. you will see 2 little clips on each side of the bulb, DO NOT TRY TO PRY THE BULB OUT. get replacement and put into socket. install is reverse instructions as removal of light assembly

u have to take off the bumper to get to one mor screw ther should be only 4 screws one the top part of your bumper and 3-5 on the bottom

This is for the 95-97 Contour. 98+ are different, because the light housing changed completely.

1. Open the hood.

2. In each front corner of the hood, there is a torx bolt, head about the size of a nickel. Removing this one bolt allows you to remove the corner marker/turn signal housing.

3. Once the housing is free, you have access to the back of the bulb holder. If I recall correctly, it's a half-twist to remove, but I'm not sure. Could just be barbed clips, or something. Anyway, from here should be no problem to figure out how to remove and replace the bulb.

4. Replace corner marker/turn signal housing, and re-install torx bolt. That's it!

(Courtesy of RogerB. Check out http://www.contour.org or http://www.fordcontour.org for tons of info on the Ford Contour and Mercury Mystique.)

Take off the panel under the steering column. Turn on your turn signal so you can hear it, and then search for it haha It's somewhere in there.

It took me quite a while til I found mine, but it's there. I think you can also feel it when you touch it so you don't get it confused with the hazards.

You have to remove the light cluster which is behind the luggage compartment side trim, disconnect the wiring plug ,then remove the light bulb unit after undoing the plastic wing nut,now remove the whole light unit,you can then gain access to the bulb you require by unscrewing the bulbholder retaining nut from its shell .

It should be located on the dash just up and left of the sterio near the instrument cluster

Could be that the bearing is going out. I'd take it out and run it out of the car to see as maybe something got in there and you may not havr to replace it

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The turn signal flasher is located under the break lamps, u must remove the gray carpeting to have access to the lamps and the flashers. By twisting the black sockets u have access to the light bulbs.

it is either bad signal flasher or bad signal switch assembly try another flasher, swap the hazards one in place of the signals one if the hazards work right now if the hazrds dont work either then it is most likely worn switch assembly(common problem in these cars) i am working on a corsica right now that has no brake lights except the third one and it is the switch assembly worn out in it, flashers are good in it

Double check the wiring diagrams for your vehicle but it's probable the flashers and signals use the same relay to function. The wiring for your flashers will go through the hazard switch which is where the malfunction is. If you replace the switch your problem should be solved.

Where is the turn signal flasher on a 2004 ventra van

I also have a 2002 Chevy Malibu that had the weird blinker issue. Last year I checked it out and found it was a recall. You should be able to have it fixed for free. Mine was fixed last spring and I haven't had any problem since.

The relay signal is found in the glove compartment, pops right out.

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Don't be misled. The glove compartment in a 1996 Blazer that has AC only contains relays and does not drop down with a simple release mechanism. In this vehicle, the lower dash panels do actually need to be removed in order to access the flasher. You'll need Torx bits and hex sockets to accomplish.

the signal flasher is located to the right of the steering wheel above the steering wheel kick/knee panel, you will need to remove the panel (4 screws) pull the panel down and look up and you will see the flasher unit (it about two inches round and about a inch tall with two wire socket/plug hooked to it)

mounted on the floor tunel below the radio, take side panels off 2 screws each, undo the 4 nuts on the ecu, unplug etc, pull it out.

Remove the lightbulb connector from the back of your turn signal. Take hold of the lightbulb, push in and turn at the same time. The lightbulb will come out. Reverse the process to install the new lightbulb.