my turn signal click doesn't go away, the problem just started today, as soon as i turn on my car its clicking. however, my signals still work... and the click returns to a normal state while the turn signals are on. also i saw that the right light was blinking faintly. any idea's? its late so tomorrow if the weather is good ill go unscrew some of the steering column and look for bad wires. i already checked all the lights they are functional.
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In order of most likely cause:
One of the bulbs are shorting out (remove them one by one, and see when it stops clicking)
The hazard switch is faulty.
The turn signal switch is faulty.
The flasher relay is faulty.
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flasher relay. my dad had the one in my cb7 replaced because it was doing the same thing it fixed my problem.
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That happened to me last year and all I had to do was replace the turn signal switch. It is really easy to get out and you can buy a new one from autozone for $25
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Agh im going threw the same exact issue , its driving me nuts .. i checked my bulbs and i replaced my hazard switch today and i replaced my relay and it still does it ....Comment
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it just happened out of nowhere , my turn signals work but when there not on my flasher clicks fast ... any updates on this issueComment
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Well your last option is to replace the turn signal assembly. Those do go funky every now and then. Its actually not that hard to replace, the only bitch about it is removing the steering wheel.Originally posted by illwitit247 View Post
Just pick one up from the JY, that is my suggestion.
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thanks
yeah i might have to .. sux.. mine isnt even old... ima go get one in the morning tho just in case .. if its not it ill have a extra for the future ..Comment
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How do you know how old yours is? Did you replace it before?Originally posted by illwitit247 View PostComment
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I had the one in my wagon fail "on" back in May. The turn signal switch fried internally (I could smell something electrical when it started). The switch can be replaced without removing the steering wheel.Originally posted by HardInThePaint View Post90 LX 4dr 5 spd 396,014 (sold 1/1/2022) - MRT: http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=201450
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If your good at taking things apart, you can carefully open up the turn signal switch, clean out the old dirty grease, regrease and re-assemble. Worked for me when I had a similiar issue.Originally posted by illwitit247 View Post
What happens is over time the metal contacts wear, and the minute particles get suspended in the lubricant inside, making it slightly conductive. Eventually this can become conductive enough to cause the flasher to operate quickly and at the wrong times.
On the other hand if your not too handy, get a new turn signal switch and call it a day. I can almost garauntee that will fix it. Good luck!
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