directional signals
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My 92 F-350's directional signals just suddenly quit working, left, right, front and back. Everything else seems to work. What would be the most likely cause for them to stop working like that?
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I would say the flasher as well.... Should be located on the fuse panel inside the truck. looks like a square relay unit plugged in next to the regular fuses. Also check the fuses in the main junction box under the hood.
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Originally Posted by BillyBob69
I would say the flasher as well.... Should be located on the fuse panel inside the truck. looks like a square relay unit plugged in next to the regular fuses. Also check the fuses in the main junction box under the hood.
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Originally Posted by BillyBob69
I would say the flasher as well.... Should be located on the fuse panel inside the truck. looks like a square relay unit plugged in next to the regular fuses. Also check the fuses in the main junction box under the hood.
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A picture really is worth a million words. My truck's fuse panel had been pushed up and out of position so that I couldn't see the flasher mounted on it through the dashboard's inspection hole. Seeing where it was on your picture I was able pull the panel back into position and make the flasher visible, replace it, and the flashers now work again. Many thanks!
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Originally Posted by BillyBob69
Isn't this what you see? It is the round unit in the fuse panel.....
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Originally Posted by tdexxx
A picture really is worth a million words. My truck's fuse panel had been pushed up and out of position so that I couldn't see the flasher mounted on it through the dashboard's inspection hole. Seeing where it was on your picture I was able pull the panel back into position and make the flasher visible, replace it, and the flashers now work again. Many thanks!
Tom
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