Turn signal issues :(

Usually if you turn on your turn signal and it stays lit solid inside, it's telling you the bulb is bad in your turn signal outside. I would check your bulbs first. Same for the backup lights.

The first place to start are fuses, check your owners manual for location, typically left side of dash.

The emergency (hazard) flashers and turn signals are on separate fuses and run through the hazard switch. If all the lights work when the hazard switch is on then the problem will likely be a blown turn signal fuse.

Other possibilities are the hazard switch itself is bad, the turn signal switch is bad or a broken wire, all of which require a meter (or test light) wiring diagram and knowledge of the circuit to test it - better to have it done.

Robert Grove
Mobile Mechanic Malibu 310 651 8020 Auto Truck RV Mobile Repair...

Sounds like the turn signal flasher has died. If you check your owners manual it should tell you where the flasher is in the car.
You can buy one at most any auto parts store or the dealer.

check the lamps inside the turn signal housings on the side of the vehicle your trying to indicate........ie passenger side front and rear or driver side front and rear.

Also is it only one side, or both? when turn indicator is operated?
check fuse block to see if fuse is blown. owners manual will show a fuse box location and identify which fuse if for turn indicators

There should be a turn signal fuse in the fuse box inside the car, and there is a flasher for the hazards and one for the turn signals.
Check your owners manual for more info.

Fast flashing dash signals mean there is a bulb issue-DEFINATELY!

Without knowing the year/make/model, and without an owners manual, I can't really tell you which fuse. Check in your owners manual to see which fuse is for your 4-ways/hazard lights and turn signals. If you don't have the owners manual, check inside the cover of the fuse boxes as many cars will list what fuse is for what feature

likely not, but change /check anyhow....If problem persists, likely you will need to change the module that controls directionals (usually under dash to the right of steering column)

Im Not Totaly Sure But Most other Makes & Modles Ues 2 Seperate Signal FLASHER Units
Your Owners Manual Should Show this As Turn Signal "FLASHER" Located At or Near Fuse / Relay Box This is ASUMING you have Checked The Fuses and Relays

Yes, u can repair this, Check the flasher, it controls the turn signals and probably needs to be replaced. Usually mounted on the fuse block. Let me know how u make out.