First off my turn signals aren't working, but the hazard light still does. Yesterday i used it and it literally made a buzzing noise, since then it hasn't worked. I bought a new turn signal relay thinking that was the problem and that didn't fix it. I didn't see anything labeled as a turn signal fuse under the hood or inside. So I'm assuming it's the entire indicator? Does anyone have any oh her suggestions?
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First off my turn signals aren't working, but the hazard light still does. Yesterday i used it and it literally made a buzzing noise, since then it hasn't worked. I bought a new turn signal relay thinking that was the problem and that didn't fix it. I didn't see anything labeled as a turn signal fuse under the hood or inside. So I'm assuming it's the entire indicator? Does anyone have any oh her suggestions?
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All four turn signals don't work? Your turn signal stick might need to be replaced.
Or could be the turn signal relay....check that first before checking the stork!!....the turn signal relay is above the fuse panel under the dash.....gotta reach deep up in there....
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^^^ :thmsup:
i had that same problem. the hazards work just fine but when you turn on each side by itself....it just blinks really fast. i replaced the flasher relay and didnt help.
it turned out to be the socket that the bulb goes into in the front. the plastic thing where the harness goes into and the bulb. i changed that and im all good.
it turned out to be the socket that the bulb goes into in the front. the plastic thing where the harness goes into and the bulb. i changed that and im all good.
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replace the turn signal/hazard relay located in the driver side under dash fuse box.
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Guy did you even read the my opening post? I clearly stated I changed that already.
Sorry for the late response, so as stated twice already I changed the relay, changed the entire turn signal/combination/multifunction whatever you want to call it switch. There is no turn signal fuse correct? I can't find anything labeled as such. I'll try the socket thing, hopefully that fixes the problem thanks for the tip
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guy check fuse 16 in the underhood fuse box.
also check fuse 7 & 21 in the under dash fuse box.
buzzing sound almost always indicates the hazard/turn signal relay. replace it again or verify you replaced the right relay and it's not damaged.
finally try a known good wiper/washer switch.
also check fuse 7 & 21 in the under dash fuse box.
buzzing sound almost always indicates the hazard/turn signal relay. replace it again or verify you replaced the right relay and it's not damaged.
finally try a known good wiper/washer switch.
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Hey I'm sorry for the attitude, just a little frustrated. Thanks for the helpI did the first three and no luck so I guess I'll get a new wiper washer switch?
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Try removing the turn/light switch and test it. Its labeled as a "combination switch" in the repair manual. You'll need to do a continuity test to see if the switch is working properly.
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I put a new one in saturday because I thought that was the problem, unfortunately it didnt help.
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Unless you want to take it to a shop, I would I start at each bulb. Disconnect them all, try switch. Now see if you get power to any connector. Then follow the connector/wire to the next junction and test for power when switch is on. Or start from the dash on down. You get the idea, trace the connections and test all spots.
Having a repair guide would be needed. Alldata or something.
Having a repair guide would be needed. Alldata or something.
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the combination control unit is inside the wiper washer switch. odd isn't it?
the actual combination switch is just a switch.
we can do some hotwiring and stuff if you are comfortable diagnosing electrical problems. otherwise we can just throw parts at it. what do you say?
the actual combination switch is just a switch.
we can do some hotwiring and stuff if you are comfortable diagnosing electrical problems. otherwise we can just throw parts at it. what do you say?
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To be honest I'm not too knowledgeable with that. I have a friend who's a tech at Nissan, I know him from when we used to work at Pep Boys together. He said I can bring my car Saturday for him to look at it. Thanks for help with the trouble shooting I really appreciate it. Hopefully he can diagnose the problem so I can update you guys.
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