I have a 1993 mitsubishi eclipse gs and need help locating the turn signal flasher or relay. Not the button for the hazards but the electrical part of it.

The flasher module is located in the fuse box that's located next to the steering wheel

There are 2 separate flasher relays. 1 for the turn signals and one for the hazards. I believe you have a bad flasher relay for the turn signals. The location of that is in the front seating area on the drivers side, under the dash on the drivers side of the steering column, mounted on support bracket. I provided a picture of what it should kind of look like although the picture I gave you is an aftermarket one so the color and such may be a little different but will look the same. Don't get it mixed up with the hazard relay which is located in the front seating area on the drivers side under the dash above the kick pane lmounted on top of the convenience. I am almost 100 percent sure the flasher and hazard relay are the same so if you want to just swap them out in order to have turn signals that should work. You won't have hazards however. I hope this helps you and good luck.

The turn signal and hazard flasher unit is located in the multi-purpose fuse panel located under the driver's left side knee protector. They are replaced by simply pulling them straight out. Note that the prongs are arranged in such a way that the flasher must be properly oriented before attempting to install it. Turn the flasher until the orientation of the prongs is correct and simply push it firmly in until the prongs are fully engaged.

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Both the turn signal and hazard warning flashers are mounted on the fuse panel.

REPLACEMENT
To remove a relay, simple pull the relay out. When installing a relay, make sure the terminals on the relay line up with the terminals in the fuse panel.
Most of the replaceable fuses for the electrical system are located on the fuse panel under the instrument panel, to the left of the steering column. In addition to the plastic fuses installed in the fuse box, there are 1 or more circuit breakers and a flasher relay.

For access to the fuse panel, remove the fasteners from the lower edge of the cover, then pull the cover downward until the spring clips disengage from the instrument panel. On the base models, the cover simply snaps on and off.

The locations of various fuses are illustrated in the owner's manual, and in some cases, on the cover of the fuse panel (in the pic check inside the circle).



Hope that helps.

try checking the fuse for the turn signal if not that try replacing bulb turn signal is differnt than hazzards or try replacing flasher its a big grey cylinder on fuse panel.

turn on the emergency flashers follow the clicking noise and that is where you will find it is the same relay for the right and left

I believe the hazard/flasher relay is located under/left of the dash . I think if you remove the under panel under the steering column it should be attached to the BCM bracket under the dash on the left side.

Remove the left instrument panel (IP) insulator.
Remove the steering column filler panel.
Slide the hazard and turn signal flasher to the right, releasing the tabs from the Body Control Module (BCM) bracket.
Disconnect the electrical connector from the hazard and turn signal flasher.

Hope this helps.....

The fuse panel is located under the instrument panel to the left of the steering column.

The hazard and turn signal flashers are located on the relay module.

HOPE this HELPS EASY way to DETERMINE witch one is for turn Signals is to Turn ON HAZARD FLASHER and this shows that the other one is for turn Signals PLEASE REMEMBER TO RATE ME MOST FOLKS DONT remember to. THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK

You May need to replace the turn signal Switch/lever assembly on your car , do the turn signals work at all ? if they don't try the 4 way flasher , if the 4 way flasher's work suspect the turn signal switch .

Hope this helps

try replacing the hazard relay it should be under the dash try turning it on and off with your head down by the floorboard to pinpoint the right relay and the location. you should be able to hear it easily. hope this helps.