No rear turn signals, front turn signals light but dont flash

get a shop to fix it ! no really do that, or buy tools..
or learn to use a scan tool , scan it, see errors called DTC
a 2005 VOLVO?
turns dead. all 4 corners dead, not told.
what is dead, my cars turns do headlamps too and more
so tell what fails first,, ok, all evidences of good or bad .
does car run ok.
are head lamps bright? not dim. or dead.
Check engine light not stuck on running?

Normally, it means either the front or the rear bulb is burned out. If front and rear bulbs are good, and that means both lamp filaments in both bulbs are good. It could be the flasher, a bad ground, a bad bulb socket, or the turn signal switch.

Check all grounds at the front, make sure they aren't disconnected or corroded.

Rear Turn Signal, Brake & Parking Lights The taillamps, stoplamps and rear turn signals lamps are all incorporated into the rear taillamps. The taillamps are lit whenever the parking lamps or headlamps are in operation. The rear turn signal lamps flash with the front turn signal lamps whenever a turn is indicated with the turn signal/headlamp dimmer switch. The stoplamps light whenever the brake pedal is depressed and the stoplamp switch is closed.





The trim panel is likely held in place with retainers like this. Back out the screw to release tension on the pin legs and remove the fastener



The taillamp is retained by plastic wingnuts



Remove the plastic wing nuts from the taillamp housing



Remove the taillamp housing from the vehicle to service the light bulbs

1. Open the rear compartment (trunk).
   
2. If equipped, unhook the convenience net that stretches between the taillamps. It is attached to hooks molded into the plastic taillamp assembly retaining wingnuts. Loosen the rear compartment trim panel. It is retained by plastic pins with a screw in the center. Back out the screw to release any tension on the plastic pin legs, and pull the trim (thin carpet-like material) for access to the taillamps.
   
3. Remove the plastic taillamp assembly retaining wingnuts.
   
4. Remove the taillamp assembly from the vehicle and service the light bulbs as required.
   
5. Installation is the reverse of the removal process.
   
6. Test the lights for correct operation.
   

2005 CHEVROLET Malibu
Low beam headlamp
H11

High beam headlamp
H9

Parking light
3157

Front turn signal
3157

Rear turn signal
3057

Tail light
3057

Stop light
3057

High mount stop light
912

Fog/Driving light
880

License plate
194

Back up light
921

Front sidemarker
24

Rear sidemarker
194

Ash tray
161

Glove box
194

Map light
168

Dome light
561

Step/Courtesy light
168
37

Trunk/Cargo area
211-2
http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProducts/AutomotiveLighting/LampReplacementGuide/AutoLRG-Results.htm You can find all auto bulb info here.As far as the fuse there should be a fuse diagrahm on the back of the access door.Well hope this helps.

which bulb is flashing fast? Its the opposite of whatever bulb is flashhing. EX: if the front left is flaashing fast, the rear is out. The front are accesed under the hood. the rear are accessed thru the trunk by pulling back the carpet behind the tail lights. hope t helps

the problem is a bad flasher. $10.98 at advance auto. remove panels under steering wheel with 9/32 socket. It is hard to see turn blinker on to confirm it should tick each time. should take about 1/2 hour.

Flasher module is under the dash on the driver's side way up inside opposite the firewall.

Your rear bulb is burnt out if you say the front one is working .. the speed up of flashing means your bulb is bad.. you might have to get in the trunk and unscrrew those hand wing nuts and push that tail light outward to get to the bulbs ... thanks Jerry and holler if you need more.

remove the trim panel at the very rear of trunk, remove it and place it out of the way, remove tail light Assembly retaining nuts top and bottom, I think there are 6 per side, pull the tail light assembly straight back to access the bulbs for replacement.