Flasher for blinkers.
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Tuned
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From: Silverthorne, Colorado
Flasher for blinkers.
Hey, Everyone. 2005 6.0 Excursion...some electrical gremlins as of late.
Where is the flasher for the blinker located? In the steering column? While my hazard flashers work, my blinkers do not. Manual does not specify.
Thanks in advance.
Where is the flasher for the blinker located? In the steering column? While my hazard flashers work, my blinkers do not. Manual does not specify.
Thanks in advance.
Laughing Gas
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From: SoCal
The flasher is under the dash, below the radio to the left a bit. Accessing it can be a challenge unless you have small hands. There are YouTube videos showing where it is and how to access. However that's not your problem if your hazards work. Could be your "combo switch". It's that lever opposite of your gear shifter where you activate windshield wipers, blinkers, etc....
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Tuned
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From: Silverthorne, Colorado
Thanks, guys. They work periodically too. But we'll go after the multifunction.
Hotshot
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From: St Louis
Could be any of the following:
Fused power feed to the turn signal portion of the flasher unit
MFS
Wiring Harness, especially if problem occurs when tilt steering is in the down position
Flasher module
Fused power feed to the turn signal portion of the flasher unit
MFS
Wiring Harness, especially if problem occurs when tilt steering is in the down position
Flasher module
Tuned
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From: Tacoma, WA
You can put your blinker on and check them at the bulb socket for power with a multimeter or test light.
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