On my 1991 fxstc, the front blinker lamps burn on the hi side of the bulb and the blinkers wont blink also the binker indicater lamps on my dash stay on.. all the bulbs front and rear are good.. also with my 3 stop lamp setup in the rear all lights burn normally until i hit the brake, then the blinkers on the rear go out and the brake light comes on... anybody???

On most vehicles there are 3 blinker bulbs on each side. One at the front corner, one at the rear corner and a third side repeater usually mounted in the front wing, (fender).
Some more modern car companies have started fitting the side repeater into the door mounted 'wing' mirror body.
The blink rate will usually be around 60 to 120 flashes per minute. If the rate on yours is usually slower, a higher speed flash suggests there is a blown or missing bulb.

If the dash signal is blinking fast and the back of car signal is NOT working, then the problem is the bulb in the back of the car. The one that is not blinking needs to be replaced. The bulb that's not blinking is burned out, and this changes the resistance of the blinker circuit causing the blinker to flash rapidly on the dash indicator. FIX: Replace the burned out bulb in the back of the vehicle.

Note - Sometimes this situation causes the blinker module on the fuse panel to permanently change to a rapid or even a non-blinking state. In this case you must also replace the blinker device itself, which is on the fuse panel and looks like a small cylinder (or cube) less than one inch in diameter.

could be a faulty relay

Not sure I follow your story.
The front and rear turn signal should blink on one side. If the tail lamps are not working, it could be a fuse or a problem with the wiring. And the tail lamps are on the same circuit as the front parking lamps.

If it blinks on one side and not the other, then check for a burnt out light bulb or corroded lamp socket. If neither side blinks then it is probably the blinker relay or a blinker fuse.

Check the switch

could be a faulty earth on teh front lights ,use a meter to locate the feed wire ,then earth the other side of holder and see what happens also check for continuety across the bulb

sounds like your blinker switch is out.its located under the driver side dash

NO PROBLEM TURN ON THE RIGHT BLINKER THEN WALK AROUND THE CAR MAKE SURE FRONT AND REAR BULBS ARE FLASHING... IF YOU HAVE A BULB OUT YOU WILL NOT OFFER ENOUGH OF A LOAD TO THE FLASHER... WILL CAUSE IT TO FLASH FAST... IF OK THEN MAKE SURE THE PROPER BULB NUMBER ON BULBS AND MAKE SURE CORRECT BULBS USED IN VEHICLE.... IF OK CHANGE FLASHER

replace the bulb on the side thats blinking fast in the rear if both sides blink fast then replace both blinkers.