Turn Signals Died
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Turn Signals Died
Went to go pick up my friend yesterday from work. My signals were working
fine the whole way. But on the freeway going home my signals died. So we went
to Q-Cup(local pearl drink place) and checked it out. With my headlights on I can
still see the signal light bulbs on also. So it can't be the bulb.
I checked the turn signal fuses and hazard light fuses and nothing was wrong.
I even changed them just to make sure.
What else should I do? Feels different w/o signals. I use them about half the
time I drive and that's when I need to.
fine the whole way. But on the freeway going home my signals died. So we went
to Q-Cup(local pearl drink place) and checked it out. With my headlights on I can
still see the signal light bulbs on also. So it can't be the bulb.
I checked the turn signal fuses and hazard light fuses and nothing was wrong.
I even changed them just to make sure.
What else should I do? Feels different w/o signals. I use them about half the
time I drive and that's when I need to.
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The flasher relay unit is common to both turn signal and hazards. Iit is located in the under dash box. Remove the single visible screw (phillips head) and the fuse box will slide down (somewhat) on rails. The flasher unit is the larger of the black boxes that plug into the fuse box on the right side.
You could try removing and inserting the flasher in and out of the socket a few times.
You could try removing and inserting the flasher in and out of the socket a few times.
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Rep Power: 248 The flasher relay unit is common to both turn signal and hazards. Iit is located in the under dash box. Remove the single visible screw (phillips head) and the fuse box will slide down (somewhat) on rails. The flasher unit is the larger of the black boxes that plug into the fuse box on the right side.
You could try removing and inserting the flasher in and out of the socket a few times.
You could try removing and inserting the flasher in and out of the socket a few times.
signals are working now.
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Rep Power: 0 The flasher relay unit is common to both turn signal and hazards. Iit is located in the under dash box. Remove the single visible screw (phillips head) and the fuse box will slide down (somewhat) on rails. The flasher unit is the larger of the black boxes that plug into the fuse box on the right side.
You could try removing and inserting the flasher in and out of the socket a few times.
You could try removing and inserting the flasher in and out of the socket a few times.
Is it right under where you remove the black panel? I seen more than one visible screw, I must be looking in the wrong place. Any one have a pic?
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Rep Power: 0 Sorry for reviving this old thread, but does anyone have the part # that connects from the in-house wiring harness to the bulb holder?
I have part #33302-SR3-A01 - which is a dual filament 1157A bulb holder. I need the connector for it. Any one work at a Honda dealership? :P
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I have part #33302-SR3-A01 - which is a dual filament 1157A bulb holder. I need the connector for it. Any one work at a Honda dealership? :P
Thanks.
Sorry for reviving this old thread, but does anyone have the part # that connects from the in-house wiring harness to the bulb holder?
I have part #33302-SR3-A01 - which is a dual filament 1157A bulb holder. I need the connector for it. Any one work at a Honda dealership? :P
Thanks.
I have part #33302-SR3-A01 - which is a dual filament 1157A bulb holder. I need the connector for it. Any one work at a Honda dealership? :P
Thanks.
Try here:
Honda Parts Catalog, Honda Parts List, Honda Parts Lookup, Honda Accord Parts List, Honda Parts Diagram
Someone else a while ago was looking for Honda part numbers and was given this site. I've never used it, let me know if it works.
Honda Parts Catalog, Honda Parts List, Honda Parts Lookup, Honda Accord Parts List, Honda Parts Diagram
Someone else a while ago was looking for Honda part numbers and was given this site. I've never used it, let me know if it works.
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Thanks a lot!
Well I just ordered the parts. It's a connector (comes in a pack of 5) and pigtail (comes in packs of 3 or something). They had to special order it, and I'm doing it through my co-worker's husband. I'll let you know the exact part number when it arrives.
Thanks a lot!
Well I just ordered the parts. It's a connector (comes in a pack of 5) and pigtail (comes in packs of 3 or something). They had to special order it, and I'm doing it through my co-worker's husband. I'll let you know the exact part number when it arrives.
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get a new flasher relay to replace the stock one. they only last for a certain number of flashes. the 01-03 civic uses tridon EP34 i believe, most auto store will carry it. flasher is in the under dash fusebox. consult owner manual for the exact position.
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Right turn signal does not work with AC on! Wondering if y'all could help me with this dilemma...
Went to get my oil leak fixed, o2 sensor replaced, and a new belt.
When I pick up my car after it was all fixed I turned on my car (good) then when I turned on my AC, I heard the motor kick in but no ventilation was coming out. It was not like this before I took my car in (AC was working fine). Now the weird part is that the air would blow and stop after a couple of minutes, but now when the AC is "turned on" my right blinker will not work! I see the light very dim when the AC is turned on even when the blinker is not supposed to be on. When I flip my blinker up as if I turned it on, it does not blink on my dashboard or outside of the car. Anyways, it is some electrical issue that is occurring that I have no idea why or how to fix it. Someone please help!!!!
Went to get my oil leak fixed, o2 sensor replaced, and a new belt.
When I pick up my car after it was all fixed I turned on my car (good) then when I turned on my AC, I heard the motor kick in but no ventilation was coming out. It was not like this before I took my car in (AC was working fine). Now the weird part is that the air would blow and stop after a couple of minutes, but now when the AC is "turned on" my right blinker will not work! I see the light very dim when the AC is turned on even when the blinker is not supposed to be on. When I flip my blinker up as if I turned it on, it does not blink on my dashboard or outside of the car. Anyways, it is some electrical issue that is occurring that I have no idea why or how to fix it. Someone please help!!!!
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