Flasher location?
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Flasher location?
My signals have been failing over time and today the signal would not come on at all. So I purchased a Tridon EP27 from the local parts store.
Anyone know where this Flasher unit is located? I have pulled the access panel off under the steering wheel and cannot locate it.
Anyone know where this Flasher unit is located? I have pulled the access panel off under the steering wheel and cannot locate it.
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I am not 100% sure it is the same for your 2000 but I just replaced a flasher at work in one of our 2005s. They should be the same but you never know.
First, the flasher for the turn signals AND four ways were built in together, not seperate like I used to remember. So, if you turn on your fourways (hazards) and listen you can follow it easier. It is in the bottom-middle of the dash. Basically behind the ash tray but to the left a bit. There is a cover over it and the flasher is behind that once you take it off. You may have to lay on your back with a light to see it. The cover is black.
Hope that helps.
-Matt
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First, the flasher for the turn signals AND four ways were built in together, not seperate like I used to remember. So, if you turn on your fourways (hazards) and listen you can follow it easier. It is in the bottom-middle of the dash. Basically behind the ash tray but to the left a bit. There is a cover over it and the flasher is behind that once you take it off. You may have to lay on your back with a light to see it. The cover is black.
Hope that helps.
-Matt
We are happy to have you! There is a ton of great info on this site. But, before you go snooping around there are a few things you need to do first.
1) Want to meet or talk to other members in your area? There are Provincial, State and International Chapters located near the bottom of the main forum page.
2) Before you post a thread asking a question be especially aware of where (what forum) to place it in. FTE is HUGE! Make sure you read the Read First: at the top of the forum before you go posting.
3) And finally you should review the Guidelines. They will kind of give you an idea of what is and isn't allowed on this site ("The Rules").
And that is it. I hope you enjoy the FTE "Experience"! This is a great place and we have lots of fun while exchanging valuable info. If you have any questions or problems do NOT hesitate to contact me. Just click my username then send me an email.
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Check my post in this thread: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=461807
I describe how to get to and replace the flasher.
I describe how to get to and replace the flasher.
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