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Turn signals light up but don't blink
- Randew2u
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I wonder if we are having trouble with the turn signal control unit, anyone hear of them going bad?
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the flashing seems to have perked up a bit but I still have more connections to do.
I bought one of those cool looking Tridon 552 upgraded relays and the instructions say hook the positive wire to the "X" post and the Lamp wire to the "L" post.
One wire is orange and the other is orange and green both go to connectors then switches.
I guess that I should get my meter and see which one has juice right ? :huh:
Electricity is definitely one of my bigger weak points :blush:
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The emergency lights are faster than the turn signals :huh:
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The horn still doesn't work but I'm getting power to it so the horn is the problem, no biggie I hate those things any way
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650ed wrote: I wouldn't go through the effort. Assuming your flasher is a 2-prong like mine I would just replace the flasher with a Tridon/Stant 552 2 prong unit. Auto parts stores carry them and they don't cost very much. The old flashers will blink slow or just keep the light on solid if the battery is not charged up hot. The Tridon unit is electronic so the it flashes at a constant rate regardless of the battery charge (except of course if the battery is totally dead). Ed
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The problem ended up being the turn signal control in the left control pod.
I had problems at the beginning of last year with it being real stiff and I used WD-40 to it loosened up and get it working but over time resistance started building up. :blush:
This time I really flushed it out good with the Deoxit and the signals are working now as they should.
So far :dry:
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