Re: Concord Turn Signals

[ameskg@xxxxxxxxx]

Are you sure you changes the correct flasher? There are 2 - 1 for the 4ways and
one for the signals.

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Ken Ames

Quoting farna@xxxxxxx:

> Check the grounds in the light sockets. Could be a contact in the switch
> also. Are all the turn signal light bulbs working? You probably checked that
> since you checked the hazard lights. Something loaded the turn signal
> flasher, so could be a bad socket, bulb, wire, or switch. Check the wiring by
> using a test light. Connect the lead to the + side of the battery. With the
> switch off touch the contacts in the light. If the wire is grounded test
> light will come on, if not it's good. You'll need a long wire to check the
> rear lights! This is a good way to check the grounds too. You should get a
> strong light by touching the side of the socket. Be careful not to touch the
> side when checing the contacts, of course!
> 
> On June 23, 2005 Richard Estermyer wrote:
> 
> > Any clue here.  80 Concord Wagon, working great.  Couple weeks ago blinker
> > started getting noisy or at least I started to notice it clicking when
> > turning.  Then noticed after a couple days that the turn signals were not
> > working.
> > I replaced the flasher and still no turn signals.  I checked bulbs and
> they
> > were good, even replace the backs with good bulbs, still nothing. 
> Emergency
> > flashers working.  Turn signal switch is tight as new as is everything
> else
> > on the car.
> > Any suggestions?  Having to learn hand signals all over again.
> > 
> > Richard
> > 
> > 
> > Richard Estermyer
> > 6235 S. Mohawk Avenue
> > Ypsilanti, MI 48197
> > 
> > 734.483.5187
> > 734.320.7066 cell
> > javelinman74@xxxxxxxxxxx
> > 
> > Check out my hobby!
> > www.a70sthingautomobilia.com
> 
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