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Old Apr 21, 2015
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Hey guys, 2003 Civic HX here.

Driving home the other night and noticed that my drivers turn signals weren't working. Proceeded to pull over and check it out. After looking at what I can in the dark I noticed some rubbed wires from the tire to the signal wires. (no idea how that happened). Drove home.

Next day, replaced the fuses that were blown from the exposed wires. Cut back the wires, soldered them and heat shrinked the new connections. Everything looks good now.

All wires connected, new bulbs and all good fuses in but no action from the turn signals. Hazards still work, but no blinks from either side.

Flasher/Hazard relay that's under the dash? Anyway to prove this before heading out to the Dealer?
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Re: Hazards work, Signals don't

Anyway to prove this before heading out to the Dealer?
Test light, volt-ohm meter, and a wiring diagram?

Check
Fuse #5 in the engine compartment box
Fuse #19 in the dash box
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Re: Hazards work, Signals don't

Originally Posted by ezone
Test light, volt-ohm meter, and a wiring diagram?

Check
Fuse #5 in the engine compartment box
Fuse #19 in the dash box

Fuses are all good. Have power going to the socket and flashing power going to the socket when hazards are engaged.
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Re: Hazards work, Signals don't

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Fuses are all good. Have power going to the socket and flashing power going to the socket when hazards are engaged.
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Originally Posted by ezone
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Re: Hazards work, Signals don't

Originally Posted by Fastfebur
Fuses are all good. Have power going to the socket and flashing power going to the socket when hazards are engaged.
"Have power going to the socket" What does that mean ??

Should only have voltage when flashers, or turn signal is on.

Grounding circuit OK ???
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Re: Hazards work, Signals don't

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"Have power going to the socket" What does that mean ??

Should only have voltage when flashers, or turn signal is on.

Grounding circuit OK ???
I think he's 'testing' while the hazards are on, and they work.

The problem is the turn signals don't work.
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Re: Hazards work, Signals don't

You may have to take a $$ gamble on the flasher relay.

https://www.civicforums.com/forums/a...4&d=1229192541
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