Guideline / pointer:
According to an auto-electrician when my car did the same, the steering wheel / shaft cam operates a pair of spring-loaded, interlocked levers connected to the turn switches.
Therefore, a spring or lever may have dislodged / broken.
Needs steering wheel removed, possibly the switch assembly as well.
SOURCE: turn signals wont work
also could be the actual turn signal lever, i have an extra if you want it, [email protected] also have anyother part you would need good luck
erik,
SOURCE: right turn signal not working, front, back or dash indicator
First check the fuse of the indicator ,it may have been blown ...
Good luck...
SOURCE: No left turn signal
CHECK ALL BULBS, SOME HAVE A SLIGHT DARK SPOT ON THE BULB AND IS BAD AND FLASHER COULD ALSO BE BAD. CHECK THE FUSES TOO.
SOURCE: rear left and right turn signal lights not working.
the electronic flasher module may be faulty, or you could have blown a fuse
SOURCE: dodge ram 1500 2007 turn signal malfuction
Good job, and good joe to you for solvin it! Now you'll remember that's a common indicator of a burnt out bulb. For some reason I can't explain, that is how a bad bulb acts on the flasher unit - by more rapid clicking (breaking contact inside the flasher relay at a quicker rate). It seems both the front and rear signal lights have to be working for the normal flasher rate ...well good.
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