Re: Concord Turn Signals

[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
> 
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