Can anyone tell me where the tun signal relay/solinoid is located, and how hard it is to replace it? I went to signal this evening and it (the turn signal)started normal, then went HYPER-Spastic (like strobe light fast). Now it's really inconsistant when I try to use it. Could it be something else causing this? Thanks.
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Originally posted by The_quorum Can anyone tell me where the tun signal relay/solinoid is located, and how hard it is to replace it? I went to signal this evening and it (the turn signal)started normal, then went HYPER-Spastic (like strobe light fast). Now it's really inconsistant when I try to use it. Could it be something else causing this? Thanks. |
Second Dave's idea. Check all your turn bulbs. Might not even be a burnt out one, just one that works intermediantly (sp).
Luck |
I think it's more complicated...
Both left and right are going it...and when I pulled up to my garage, and turned them on, Both the front and back lights are in synch w/ each other. I'll check anyway though. Maybe If I replace all the bulbs...
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Sounds to me more like the relay, although it could be a weird problem with one of the bulbs. But, bulbs are pretty simple things.
Let me know if/when you swap out the relay. Mine has started "chiming" during the off-cycle in a very high-pitched single beep. Almost sounds like an echo, but it's so high pitched that most people don't even hear it. I'm probably driving every dog in the neighborhood nuts when I turn on my blinker... |
I still don't know...
where the relay is located...any ideas?
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Not sure where it is, but I haven't really looked yet either. On my Z-car, it was behing the glove compartment. On my 95, it sounds like it's underneath the driver's side dash somewhere. If you've got a good ear, turn on your signal and then start sticking your head around trying to find it. It should be a small rectangular (or cylindrical) object about an inch or two tall. If our good friend Mr. Martin is out there, he's probably got a blow-up of it in the service manual...
-kev |
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