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Tur signal issue

ICFDeuce

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Driving home last night and the left turn signal started fading in and out the stopped working so i checked the bulbs they are fine now im at a loss any ideas what to check next?
 

WillWagner

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Grounds are the biggest issues on these pigs. Start at the light mount and check all the grounds to the chassis first. Could be just the ground, could be a trun sig. lever, could be the flasher unit. Does the RH side work OK, is it just the front or rear?
 

gimpyrobb

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Just the one side? I ask because I had a wire going to the cannon plug go bad and all the signals stopped working.
 

chadande

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I just fixed a similar problem on mine.

First check to see that the lights and wiring are OK.
Unscrew the wire harness from the blinker handle on the steering column.
Make a small jumper wire 3" long or so.

Check the lights by sticking the wire in G (hot) and then each light one at a time:
G=hot
A=front pass
B=front driver
C=rear driver
E=rear pass

If they all work try this:

1. Remove blinker handle from steering column
2. Remove 4 screws and open up housing
3. Use a small strip of fine sand paper to clean the spring contacts on both sides. (You'll see what I mean when you open it up).

This fixed it for me.

Good luck!
 

jcollings

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I just fixed a similar problem on mine.

First check to see that the lights and wiring are OK.
Unscrew the wire harness from the blinker handle on the steering column.
Make a small jumper wire 3" long or so.

Check the lights by sticking the wire in G (hot) and then each light one at a time:
G=hot
A=front pass
B=front driver
C=rear driver
E=rear pass

If they all work try this:

1. Remove blinker handle from steering column
2. Remove 4 screws and open up housing
3. Use a small strip of fine sand paper to clean the spring contacts on both sides. (You'll see what I mean when you open it up).

This fixed it for me.

Good luck!
Thanks Chadande, I just went through the process you described, worked like a charm

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