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Old 02-24-2015, 08:42 PM
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Hi there my signal is flashing but no sound. What should i do to fix this?
 
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What signal?
Turn or warning?
 
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Did it make sound before?

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The "NOISE" for the turn signals is generated by a little doohickey on the cluster circuit board. It's basically a fake noise to mimic the old combo flashers/relays. I don't have a pic, but it is a round black plastic chamber about the size of a dime.


They have been known to go quiet when exposed to super cold temps.
 
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Originally Posted by bigtsr
What signal?
Turn or warning?
Turn signal.
 
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Ok what TNtech said ^^.
 
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If it's really cold, just wait till it warms up. The "sound" for blinkers these days is made by an electronic device on a circuit board. Not like the old mechanical blinkers of days gone past. You should also check your blinker fluid, it might be low.
 
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Originally Posted by jkeaton
If it's really cold, just wait till it warms up. The "sound" for blinkers these days is made by an electronic device on a circuit board. Not like the old mechanical blinkers of days gone past. You should also check your blinker fluid, it might be low.


Mine filled itself back up once the ice melted.
 



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