Turn signal and flasher not working
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If the brake and reverse lights do not work either, then look at the chassis-to-body electrical junction. It's fastened to the chassis right next to the rear bumper mount.
If the brake and revers elights work, but hazard and turn signal do not, then I would be inclined to think a failed combination flasher.
If the brake and revers elights work, but hazard and turn signal do not, then I would be inclined to think a failed combination flasher.
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Ok so the tail lights work but no brake light on right... so everything works except right turn signal, flasher and brake.... checked connector it's conected. Just reread your reply and I did not check reverse .... I'm the only one here so will check reverse lights tomorrow when my wife comes home thanks
Last edited by pyrdog; 06-29-2019 at 03:11 PM.
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The left and right tail lights and the license plate lamp all share a common ground.
Black and Yellow goes to the running/parking lamp circuit relay in the junction block (driver side of dash)
Green/Brown wires convert to Green/Red (left) and Brown/Red (right) then go directly to the combination flasher's respective left and right turn signal outputs.
So either there's still something funky in Connector number 360 there in the frame rail/bumper area, or the combination flasher has died.
The brake lamp switch feeds an input to the combination flasher. The flasher controls both the turn signals and the brake lights, since both functions use the same filament in the bulb.
Black and Yellow goes to the running/parking lamp circuit relay in the junction block (driver side of dash)
Green/Brown wires convert to Green/Red (left) and Brown/Red (right) then go directly to the combination flasher's respective left and right turn signal outputs.
So either there's still something funky in Connector number 360 there in the frame rail/bumper area, or the combination flasher has died.
The brake lamp switch feeds an input to the combination flasher. The flasher controls both the turn signals and the brake lights, since both functions use the same filament in the bulb.
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