Why dont turnsignals or flashers work in 1998 hyaindi accent?
If you haven't already check all your fuses and the flasher relay.
Why is your turn signal blinking quicker than normal how do you fix that?
Check the wiring and socket to the high beam light. Mine was bad on a 96 and after replacing it mine worked.
did you ever figure out what was the matter with the car....? curious....as i have a 2000 that the daytimes go out on ...and do not have any high beams.....thanks
My did the same, you have to replace the regular light bulb on the drivers side, it should work after that. Is your service light (on your dashboard) on?
No they are not. The hazard flasher should be located in the fuse panal. While the turn signal flasher is located behind the dash near the AC controls. Can be a pain to find and replace.
Usually fast blinking means one of the light bulbs is burnt out or ready to go. Check that all your bulbs are working.
What does a typical hazard warning flasher look like?
IT IS NORMALLY LOCATED UNDER YOUR DASH ON THE DRIVER SIDE IT IS ROUND WITH 3 PRONGS/NORMALLY
What is wrong if your turn signal is coming and staying on without you touching it?
Could be a problem inside the steering column
What causes signal lights on my 2004 Chevy Classic not to work?
Could be flasher Common problem on this vehicle Flasher is part of the hazard warning module
Check the connector pins on the housing that contains the signal switch and the headlight switches that connect to the signal light switch these pens are famous for coming loose fron the circuit board thy are soldered to. had to replace my switch housing.
How do you replace the front turn signal bulb located on a 2001 Buick Century?
How do you replace the front turn signal bulb located on a 2001 Buick Century?"
How do you replace the turn signal flasher on a 1997 Chrysler Sebring?
OPen the trunk or hood, pull out the panel and replace the bulb... If that doesnt work, check your fuses
Turn signals not working on a 92 mercury marque?
A burnt out signal bulb, a faulty blinker relay, a faulty blinker switch, a loose connection or a broken wire are all things that can cause the turn signals not to operate properly.
Why should you use your turn signals well in advance of a turn?
To allow others [drivers and pedestrians] to know what we intend to do.
How can the lights that come on automaticlly when the door is opened be turned off?
If you look by your ashtray you will find a switch just hit that but for safety reasons ( to make sure no one is in there you might want to leave on )
How do you replace turn signals on an Oldsmobile Intrigue?
If you're referring to the bulbs themselves, it's very easy. Pop the hood and pull up on the two white plastic tabs behind the headlight assemblies. This releases the entire headlight assembly. Remove the black rubber cover behind the turn signal bulbs and unscrew the turn signal assembly. Once that is removed, you can pull out the bad bulb and replace it with a new one.
Where is the turn signal flasher on a 1996 Buick century?
Is the signal flasher underneath the steering wheel or somewhere else
How do you signal you're turning left with your hand?
Hold your left arm out horizontally - with your palm perpendicular to the ground.
1993 Nissan pickup ext cab se v6 4x4 No turn signals or hazard lights?
try the flasser cam its under the dash
Where is the flasher for the drivers side blinker?
both left and right blinkers operate off of the same flasher. the flasher is a small module that plugs in usually under the dash just above your left leg as you are sitting behind the steering wheel. a bad turn signal bulb could also cause the dashboard indicator light not to blink.
What can cause the turn signals and brake lights to stop working if the fuses are okay?
There could be many things causing that problem. Here are some suggestions:
Since the brake sights go through the turn signal switch, something is causing the ts switch not to receive any voltage. You just have to trace the wires and find out what happened. It could be the ts switch itself.
I had the same problem on my 98 Grand Marquis. I fixed the problem by spraying WD 40 around the hazard hazard flasher switch, located on top of the steering column. This is a multi-function switch that contols turn signals, brake lights, and flashers. After spraying, I pushed it down with my thumb and let it pop up several times and also wiggled it around a bit. It worked for me - problem solved. Apparently, over the years gunk finds it way in there, be it dirt, liquids, etc.
Responses to the WD-40 advice:
Cleaned my Jeep Wrangler 2000 yesterday and when I started to drive to work this a.m. someone waved at me from their car and informed me that my brake lights were not working. I then noticed that my turn signals and hazards were not working either. First thing that came to mind was that the poor Jeep was in shock from its yearly cleaning...I stopped at a gas station but attendant was clueless. Came home and found the post about the WD40 - this only after having read others about green and white wires and brake switches which I wouldn't recognize even if they danced a jig for me but that I did crawl around and look for anyhow. After reading the WD40 post I snatched my trusty WD40 from under the sink, ran to the patient (Jeep) - sprayed, jiggled, sprayed, jiggled and lo and behold I have hazards, turn signals and brake lights again !! WD40 is my very best friend and to the guy who posted the advice to use it.
Noticed my brake and turning lights weren't working and after looking through the fuses and wires tried the WD40 trick. Worked like a charm!
I am shocked, but the WD40 trick worked for me too! I spent about 4 hours tring to fix the 'short' in my 1999 Jeep Wrangler, and almost gave up. Thanks to everyone who posted answers to this incredibly frustrating problem!!
That Is wild, I bought a 1998 E150 high top Conversion van, so I tried everything out, not to mention trying things I rarely use like 4 ways, well I noticed last night my Turn and Brake signals were out, So this Morning In the Rain I started working on it, so I did the fuse thing, I traced the wires for the Alarm system, and Still nothing, Then I got to wondering since I have not bought a manual for it, so decided to look online running back and forth in the rain to my computer trying different things and came upon this Post and I didn't have WD-40 but I did have PB blaster and I sprayed a little along the side of my 4way button and Boom everything works again... Wow Im really happy but wet that I found this post .. Great trick
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Thanks for your help, Rickgmi. Recently my left brake lamp on my 93 jeep yj became intermittent. Also, I noticed the left turn signal did not usually work right either. I did not connect the two, and proceeded to try to find a short in the wiring to the brake lamp.. I made it from the brake lamp assembly to the harness under the dash, to no avail. Frustrated, I went online and found your post. I sprayed WD40 as best I could on the interior of the hazard light switch, and the turn signal switch assembly. I had my brake light hanging over the back door (working by myself) to see it from the driver seat, and things were all messed up. I remembered that the lamp assemble must bee grounded to the body/frame to work correctly, as it does not have a dedicated ground wire. I immediately re-attached the lamp assembly, and WHALAH!! Your fix worked like magic. I really appreciate you taking your time to post this fix. It saved me hours of frustration and $$$!
How do you change a brake light and a rear turn signal light in a Lincoln mark viii?
Open Trunk Remover carpeting from the side the light is burned out Acquire socket (IIRC, 10 mm) and ratchet. Inscrew the bolts holding the light assmebly Remobe Light Assembly from vehicle Unplug wiring harness replace bulb Installation is reverse or removal.
How do you replace the rear turn signal lamp on a 2001 Buick Lesabre?
This is also documented in the owners manual. Open the trunk and remove the side-carpet retainer clips, these push-on, but need to be unscrewed to be removed. Once the clips have been removed, pull the side-carpet away, this will reveal the bolts holding the light housing. The nuts are 10mm, remove them and then push on the studs/bolts to push the light housing free. You can now access the light bulbs. Experience has shown that if one goes bad the others will follow shortly, so replace the bigger lamps and the smaller ones at the same time.