Relay flasher
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saxavordian
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You should have three indicator bulbs tail front wingarch front. Recheck all three as one maybe dicky. The flashing relay could have failed but tends to be a dodgy bulb due for popping.
GrumpyGel
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Have you seen the light flashing when the hazards are on?
I had a indicator go - turned out one of the contacts on the light unit that its plastic moulding slots into was burnt out.
I filled it with solder, which fixed it for a while, till it must have fallen out or melted. In the end I changed the whole light unit.
I had a indicator go - turned out one of the contacts on the light unit that its plastic moulding slots into was burnt out.
I filled it with solder, which fixed it for a while, till it must have fallen out or melted. In the end I changed the whole light unit.
What does that mean?
There are 3 indicator bulbs, 1 on the front, 1 on the wing, and another at the back. If any of those have failed, the indicators will flash fast on the side with a failed bulb.
No, it's the same flasher unit for left and right. If it's flashing fast, it's telling you that a bulb isn't working.
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The facelift rear indicator bulb holders have a habit of failing internally. If the rear is the one that isn't flashing & you have a known good bulb then check for power at the connector that goes to the bulb holder (you have to have the indicator switched on) or check for continuity within the bulb holder.
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