Directional do not always go on, lights bulbs are fine fuse is good

Check the bulbs first. If your front signal is on, then your electrical is working, and the problem is in the bulb. If not, check fuses! DO NOT PUT A LARGER FUSE IN THE FUSE PANEL THAN IS RECOMMENDED!!

There is a good possibility that the hazard warning and directional signal lights have nothing to do with the starting or operation of the engine. There are many things that might cause the car to fail to start. The battery must be fully charged, and in good working condition. No corrosion on the terminals. good solid connections. When you turn the key the starter motor should turn the engine over. If that works the carburetor will need gas. If you have gas and spark, the engine should run. Hope that helps.
Turn signals work with the tail lights and parking lights on the front. You should turn on the Head lights and check to see if the tail lights and parking lights come on. You will also want to check to see if the flasher is plugged in. All the light bulbs must be plugged in and working to operate the flasher for the turn signals. good luck

replace right side bulb could be either front or rear
I would try front first

Probably the brake switch above the pedal.

Please see my tip at http://www.fixya.com/cars/r6053280-lights_out_lights_not_out_bulbs_ok . These are generic instructions. If you get stuck or need specific instructions for your car, please get back to me with model, year and engine info.

Kindly check the below to find the solution
1. Check whether the Fuse wire broken in Fuse box.
2. Check the power supply in the bulb holder.
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Could be the break light switch whitch is usually found on the break pedal lever (just above the break pedal)..
If that is it - should be not to hard to replace..

definately check the fuse, if it is good then you need to check the condition of ground in the light bulb sockets, if good then you will have to check the reverse light switch

The bulbs could be ok. That means your car has a short circuit on the left side which is causing the blowing of the fuse every time you intend to switch the left indicator.

DID you check all fuses? If it is not a fuse and the bulbs are good its a wiring problem.. i have same car. if one bulb goes out they all do.. (and fuses) i think its a manufactored problem...

Do you own a test light? Check for power at wires behind socket? Clean socket good , check contact spots for bulb & clean any rusty side of the socket with emery cloth, or sandpaper, for good contact also.