My left blinker sometimes works and sometimes doesn't and also sometimes I hear a clicking noise when I turn it on then it quits working. Is there a flasher relay for the turn signal, and if so where is it located. I've looked at my manual and the fuse panel in the car as well as the engine compartment.

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There is more than one flasher. One is for hazards and the other flasher is for directional signals. They are located under dash just left and right of the steering column. Don't go tearing up the steering column, then you are asking for trouble. Try the least expensive and labor intensive fix first.

Find and replace the flasher. Turn the other blinker on and follow the clicking noise. It will be a small square cox making noise

I would look for a broken ground wire..If its a ground wire it should be one of the big ones..Theres one from the firewall to the block..If any body work has been done or major engine work ,,sometimes the grounds are left off..If all looks good it may be in the cluster or the GEM module..

i would check the turn signal lever switch in the steering column.

Sounds like the electric flasher relay is defective.

that vehicle has a desperate relay for the hazards which is why they work, you have a defective signal flasher sometimes called a signal relay, follow the noise to locate exactly where the part is, usually under driver side of dash, it is a very cheap part and easy to install.

Hi
check the fuse box for fused fuse and replace them with the corresponding fuses.
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If ALL Wiring in Trunk is Good Then Its The SWITCH = Multifunction Switch<<

Probably not a switch problem.
Most turn signals are reset via a mechanism actuated by a finger attached to the hub of the steering wheel and acting on a switch actuator that is set when you choose left or right blinker.
The entire assembly is probably plastic and some are quite fragile.
Unfortunately, removing the steering wheel to replace or shim anything requires the removal of the hub-mounted air bag and this is something better left to a Honda service tech instead of risking the $6-700 air bag and a black eye or two.

On a vehicle with working turn signals but the motor & radio off, try setting the signal with the wheel centered, then turning it in the direction signaled.
You will hear one or more clicks when the resetting mechanism is engaged.
You will not hear that on your car.