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Hey people,
Our Blinker/Hazzards have gone out. For some reason they still light up but they don't work (blink) when you try them. Any help?
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Our Blinker/Hazzards have gone out. For some reason they still light up but they don't work (blink) when you try them. Any help?
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MV
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Rep Power: 257 Hmmm... wonder if you blew the control fuse.... Never heard of that happening, but I guess there's a first to everything...
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Rep Power: 0 oh, i wasn't clear, yeah, they are the turn signals and I have checked the fuses, they are fine.
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Rep Power: 0 neither time but the lights do work though. that is the weird thing. I am thinking it may be in the actual steering wheel but that wouldn't explain the hazards also not working. Is there a relay or something?
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Originally Posted by MVHonda
neither time but the lights do work though. that is the weird thing. I am thinking it may be in the actual steering wheel but that wouldn't explain the hazards also not working. Is there a relay or something?
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Rep Power: 0 well if it is where i think it is, then its under the steering wheel but tucked way towards the center console and extremely hard to get to. am i right? if so, is there an easier way to get there?
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Rep Power: 429 it is underneath the steering wheel in the dash fuse box. Just remove the dash piece under the steering wheel by loosening those 2 plastic screws and look on the diagram for it. It is the relay on the right side of the fuse box. should be easy to get.
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Rep Power: 429 there are only 4 relays in the dash fuse box. The starter cut relay, power window relay, turn signal/hazard relay and the taillight relay. The turn signal/hazard relay is the largest relay in there. The one farthest to the right of the box.
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