#118898, "RE: HELP...Blinkers don't work...I need them to get on the road." In response to Reply # 0
possibly the blinker switch. there is a small plastic piece inside the switch that brakes (bad engineering IMO), and most of the time when it breaks it is stuck with a left signal.
this can be fixed by replacing the switch, or fixing the broken plastic piece inside the switch. Mind you, there are different switches depending on your year, so you have to get the correct switch. The adapters on the back of those different switches are VERY different, there's no way to get past that easily.
I'm going to make a write-up in the wiki soon, as I did this recently and have pictures.
anyways, in the short term, disconnect your battery and then take off the plastic around the steering column (you do NOT need to take off the steering wheel), and then take out the switch and inspect the internals (you'll see a broken plastic piece easily, if that's what happened.)
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#118899, "RE: HELP...Blinkers don't work...I need them to get on the road." In response to Reply # 1
I found out what the issue is kind of...I was playing around with the fuse block under the dash and the blinkers started to work...something is loose around the block...wierd IMO.
#118900, "RE: HELP...Blinkers don't work...I need them to get on the road." In response to Reply # 2
The blinker in the 2G is purely electronic and not some mechanical blinker module like most late model cars. Typically, blinker issues in this model are the result of a grounding issue, not a "blinker" failure.
Back in the day, owners used to cut the tail light ground wire to get "double fast" blinkers on a 2G. Lame. See what it nets you?
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