1996 Ford Explorer "flasher works" Questions

where is the flasher for the turn signals in a 1999 ford explorer Cannot find the relay fuse for the turn signals. Both turn signals are not working. The hazards work. The 2 fuses are no 10 (7.5amp) ...

...but its indicator lights are not working meanwhile the hazzard lights are working Your turn signal flasher is separate from the hazard flasher. Replace the turn flasher. Both the turn signal flasher ...

Blinkers do not stay on. flashers work. Brake Blinkers do not stay on. flashers work. Brake lights work. Blinker will gp on then turn off for a few seconds or sometimes just stay off. This happens on ...

2000 FORD EXPLORER FLASHERS WORK BUT TURN SIGNAL DOES NOT WORK If fuse 10 in the fuse box is good, which I assume it is or you would have other functions not working then the problem may be the ...

need location signal flaher and front lighter fuse,;2002 explorer cannot find flasher, under dash board or engine area. Replaced lighter fuse (15 amp)under driver dash, but not work I found the ...

where is turn flasher for 98 sonoma turn and four way flasher quit working at same time fuses are good tail and brake lights work but cant find flasher dismantaled dash did not find help ford like to ...

my turn signals and emergency flashers work some time where is the turn signal flasher relay located and how do you detach it? For 1998 Ford Truck Explorer 4WD 4.0L EFI SOHC 6cyl the Flasher is ...

my 1999 ford exploler singnal lights are not working I suggest check the FLASHERS for turn sugnal and hazard lights. Both the turn signal flasher and the hazard warning flasher are mounted on the fuse

works? Do you have directionals indicating on the instument panel? do you have front signals and no rear or vice versa or do you not have any directionals and no emergency flashers? If you do not have

...works normally. You have a bad flasher,go online type in google images ford blinker flasher so you will see what the look like.its located under the drivers side steering wheel probably in the fuse ...