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I need to replace the stock turn signal flasher in my 2002 Toyota Celica, but I don't know how to get the old relay out. I'm afraid to brute force it for fear of breaking something. Is there a trick or tool?
Re: I need to replace the stock turn signal flasher in my...
Most flasher relays simply plug in to a plastic base using two or three spade connectors. You should be able to simply pull it straight outwards to remove it. It should not be very tight.
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The Flasher is mounted high on the Firewall behind the dash. You need to get on your back on the driver's side floor to view and reach the relay.
Before replacing the flasher, check the turn signal fuse.
I hope this answer will help. Goodluck.
Your vehicle has 2 flasher relays. One for the turn signals and one for the hazard lights. The turn signal flasher relay is located on the drivers side, under the dash, mounted on the drivers (Left) side of the steering column. The hazard flasher is mounted on top of the steering column. Do not get them mixed up.
Toyota Pick-ups, Land Cruiser, and 4 Runner 1997-00
Flashers -REPLACEMENT
The turn signal flasher
is usually located in the convenience center, under the dash, on the
left side kick panel. In all cases, replacement is made by unplugging
the old unit and plugging in a new one.
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you may check to see if your hazard light switch is disconnected or loose; if the hazard switch is not plugged in, both your hazards and turn signals will not operate
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