Take off front blinker covers - 1999 Chevrolet Cavalier

Open either the driver's or passenger's side front door. The ends of the dashboard the but-up to the door when their closed should have a plastic cover/door that can be pulled out. Behind that cover should be a fuse box that might have the flasher unit.

There should be a separate fuse,the cover should tell you which one.

Check the fuse for it on the fuse panel, the cover usually has a sticker indicating the purpose of each fuse, if that isnt the problem then check your wiring and blinker light female and male end plugs

dash, blink alert dead. sure its bad. the feed is good.
the FSM covers this, some are easy other much harder.
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Good luck.

try wrapping duct tape on the end of a flexible wire or toll see it you can stick it and get it. there is a flexible tool at auto stores that is about 2 feet long push down on handle and metal finger come out release handle it grabs object and holds on to it

did you check over ebay

here is for 95.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1995-Geo-Metro-OEM-R-L-front-blinker-lenses-/330595907263?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item4cf90d36bf

My first thought: burned out bulb.
With the car in "run" position(doesnt need to be running) and parked, switch on the blinker and get out and look to see which light is on, and which is not.
If somehow both blinker lights come on, then your issue is with a burned out blinker relay which is typically found up, under, the dash. These things are about 1-1/4 inches in diameter and about a 1-1/4 inches tall and will usually be found in or near the fuse panels.


If it's a bulb thats fried....
front end - check under the hood to see if blinker bulbs are accessible from there. If not from inside, you'll hafta remove the light covers/housings from the outside, usually requiring a philips or torx screwdriver of some sort.
back end - these are likely accessible from the trunk, and hidden behind the carpeting, or something, that covers the rear light areas. If not directly accessible, then you'll hafta determine how to remove the bulb covers/housing to get at the dead bulb.

I didn't realize how simple it was:

take out the ONE screw in the blinker cover.
pull it from the connector.
twist out the black cover around the bulb.
twist out the bulb.
replace with new bulb and i think the rest is pretty obvious!

On mine it was the unit itself.