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Only One Bad Turn Signal - not bulb ??? 200 1990

Brickers,

Fixing a turn signal light sould be as easy as changing a bulb (as in "How many brickers does it take to change a turn signal bulb?").

That (changing the bulb)didn't work so I checked by switching the bulbs (in their holders) from side to side. Both bulbs and their holders work fine on the left rear, but neither works on the right side? All other turn signals work ok (left front, right front, left rear).

I am about to trace the right rear turn signal along the wire back to its source looking for a break (not very likely because it is protected in the body panels) but I thought I would first check with other Brickers to see if there is another explanation for the signal not flashing than an "open" in the circuit.

Any ideas?

Mike








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Only One Bad Turn Signal - not bulb ??? 200 1990

You did check the wiring to the "circuit board" to which the bulb holder connects, right? And cleaned off any corrosion there?
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'81 GLT 245 W/245K; '83 DL 175K








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Only One Bad Turn Signal - not bulb ??? 200 1990

the same thing happened on my wife's 90 245.it was the connector tab inside the turn light ;it was pushed in too far so there was not a proper connection; i pulled it up with some needle nose pliers....blessings,Kris








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Only One Bad Turn Signal - not bulb ??? 200 1990

I remember reasding on here how the relays can get corroded. Check those out. There was a pretty specific post a while ago, but I don't have a link for it.

Good Luck
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'86 245, 180K







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