Replace 190e emergency flasher switch

Important: The hazard warning switch includes the turn signal and hazard warning flashers.
Removal Procedure
Remove the center air deflector. Refer to Instrument Panel Center Air Outlet Deflector Replacement .
Squeeze the retainer on the backside of hazard warning and cruise control switch.
Pull the hazard warning and cruise control switch from the retainer in the instrument panel.
Disconnect the electrical connectors from the hazard warning and cruise control switch.
Remove the hazard warning and cruise control switch from instrument panel.
Remove the hazard warning and cruise control switch bezel from the instrument panel trim pad by using a small flat-bladed tool to the release retainers.
Remove the radio. Refer to Radio Replacement in Entertainment.
Reach through the radio opening and push the retainers up towards the roof of the vehicle. When the retainers release, slide the instrument panel (I/P) center air outlet deflector out of the I/P opening
Remove the air outlet deflector
Remove the instrument panel accessory trim plate. Refer to Instrument Panel Accessory Trim Plate Replacement in Instrument Panel, Gauges, and Console.
Remove the bolts from the radio.
Pull the radio toward you.
Remove the front floor console trim plate. Refer to Front Floor Console Trim Plate Replacement .
Pull the instrument panel (IP) accessory trim plate away from the IP trim pad.
Disconnect the IP harness seat heater leads, if equipped.
Remove the seat heater switches from the IP accessory trim plate, if equipped.
Remove the IP accessory trim plate.

The Hazard Warning flasher switch is located in the center of the instrument panel above the radio. Press the switch to turn on the Hazard Warning flasher. When the switch is activated, all directional turn signals will flash on and off to warn oncoming traffic of an emergency. Press the switch a second time to turn off the Hazard Warning flasher. This is an emergency warning system and should not be used when the vehicle is in motion. Use it when your vehicle is disabled and is creating a safety hazard for other motorists. When you must leave the vehicle to seek assistance, the Hazard Warning flasher will continue to operate even though the ignition switch is OFF. NOTE: With extended use, the Hazard Warning flasher may wear down your battery. http://cdn.dealereprocess.com/cdn/servicemanuals/chrysler/2010-townandcountry.pdf

No, the flasher is built into the hazard switch. For both

Sounds like the blinker relay. Is the emergency flasher switch on the dash above the radio ? If it is the blinkers relay is the same as the emergency relay. If the blinkers stop working pound on the emergency lights switch and if they start working then replace the emergency lights relay switch cause the blinkers is on the same relay as the emergency lights. My 2001 Grand Am does the same and I just hit the emergency lights switch and they start working again.

ok i have found your answer but i found it on another website so i copied it for you to rummage thru I hope this is what u were seeking and glad to help.

flasher switch location The flasher switch for the 94 cutlass is not where you would think it would be it is behind and off to the side of the ashtray or below the radio.

New Answer Headline The above is accurate; getting to it is a little tricky. Open the glove box and remove the tether wire connection at the door by unscrewing the SHC screw with a T-15 Torx driver. This will expose 2 of the 4 fuse panel mounting screws. Use an 8mm socket to remove all four and wiggle the panel out. The flasher is behind and to the left in the harness itself, not on a terminal block. Use a straight blade screwdriver to gently pry the two prong connection from the unit (Mine was an OEM Wagner - bright yellow.)
Additional Answer
It depends if you're talking about the turn signal flasher or the emergency flasher. The emergency flasher is directly behind the glovebox. If you're referring to the turn signal flasher, I just replaced mine last night without having to mess with the fusebox or glovebox. It turns out that it was attached by a clip on the right side of the ashtray frame inside the dashboard. I took out the removable "cup" part of the ashtray, then removed the two upper and two lower ashtray frame screws. Next, I pulled the frame forward and disconnected the small ashtray light. The power wire for the cigarette lighter can stay attached. After I slide the frame out the rest of the way it was easy to get to and replace the flasher unit.

The flasher is part of the emergency flasher switch on the center dash board. You carefully have to pry out the switch, its just clipped in. It is quite long. I pulled out one of the blanks first so I could get behind and put the unit out. The whole switch/flasher needs to be replaced!
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The turn signal flasher assembly is located under the driver's side of the instrument panel, on the front of the fuse panel, or under the center section of the instrument panel in the relay/flasher block. This is ,basically, the controller for your turn signals.

Click here to view a picture of the flasher switch.

Look in the fuse panel and the turn signal flasher is the big round most likely yellow or silver in the corner of fuse panel. The emergency flasher is in the back side of fuse panel right directly behind the turn signal flasher.
Remove the emergency flasher and install it in place of the turn signal flasher and see if this corrects the problem and if so get a new flasher. If this does not correct it problem will most likely be the multi-function switch.

Yes, the flasher does interrupt the brake signal. you do know that this is a push on, push off switch. Some try to pull this switch to turn off flashers, but, it has to be pushed again to turn off.

yes happens all the time.  I've had to replace mine like many other vette owners.  Order it from gmpartsdirect.com and search vette forums for how to replace hazard switch.  You should find the directions on how to replace it without taking apart the whole dash.  Not very diffiecult.