all turn signals not working
#1
all turn signals not working
Sorry for all the qustions fellas but I recently discovered that my turn signal aren't working at all. First I thought maybe the fuse but since iam not sure which one it is I checked all fuses in the fuse holder by hooking up a voltmeter and got continous voltage on both ends of the fuse. Next would be the relay? But iam not sure where that is.again fellas any help would be great also my battery drains out if I don't drive it in a day or 2.(new battery)
#2
The flasher is on the fuse block. Just pull it out and replace with a new one.
Sounds like you've got a short, so you'll have to start by identifying where the short is. With the key off it's probably on a fuse that's live all the time. Pull one fuse at a time and check with a volt meter or test lamp across the fuse holder. The voltage will go to 12v. or the test lamp when you have a load or short. Once you find which are the ones, then you can see if it's a normal draw like a radio that always has power, or a short.
After identifying the affected fuse it's just tracing down the short on that system.
Sounds like you've got a short, so you'll have to start by identifying where the short is. With the key off it's probably on a fuse that's live all the time. Pull one fuse at a time and check with a volt meter or test lamp across the fuse holder. The voltage will go to 12v. or the test lamp when you have a load or short. Once you find which are the ones, then you can see if it's a normal draw like a radio that always has power, or a short.
After identifying the affected fuse it's just tracing down the short on that system.
#4
Yes, since your car goes dead with the key off, I'd assume the draw is on a fuse that is ahead of the key. If you use a test light on each fuse you can see which are hot with the key off, then pull the fuse and tes frorm line side to load with a test light. If there's a draw the test light will light up. Do not check each side to ground.
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