Golf mk4 hazard lights don't work

SOURCE: turn signals and hazards dont turn on

The turn signals run through the hazard switch, I have replaced hazard switches for this problem.

Ricky Peters

• 2620 Answers
• Posted on May 14, 2011

SOURCE: 2003 Chevy S10 Brake lights

OK try this, push and hold brake then push on the hazard switch if brake lights come on then replace the turn signal switch.

Clifford Beard

• 1975 Answers
• Posted on May 22, 2011

SOURCE: Where is the hazard and flasher relay in the 1996

The relay should be located inside the vehicle on the drivers side, under the dash right above the kick panel. below is a picture of what it will look like but yours may be a different color but the shape should be the same. I hope this helps and good luck.

Jeffrey Turcotte

• 8991 Answers
• Posted on Aug 07, 2011

SOURCE: 1999 Chev Lumina, brake lights

Hi, this symptom is caused by a failed turn signal switch. I have pasted procedures below for replacing the switch. You will need a steering wheel puller to access the switch. Other tools needed are mostly screwdrivers or small nut drivers, except for the steering wheel nut, which is a larger one--about 15 or 17 mm.

REMOVAL & INSTALLATION

1. Center the front wheels and lock the steering column. Remove the key from the ignition.
2. Disable the SIR (air bag) system by removing the SIR fuse and disconnecting the negative battery cable.
3. Remove the air bag module from the steering wheel using the following procedure:

1. On the back side of the steering wheel, locate and remove the air bag fasteners.
2. Gently pull on the air bag module to free it from the steering wheel.
3. Detach the electrical connections from the steering wheel to the air bag module.
4. Place the air bag in a safe place, with the trim pad facing upwards.

1. Scribe an alignment mark on the steering wheel hub in line with the existing mark on the steering shaft.
2. Loosen, but do not remove the steering wheel shaft nut, positioning it flush with the end of the steering column shaft. This is protect the steering column shaft threads from the foot of the steering wheel puller center screw.
3. Assemble a suitable steering wheel puller (GM recommends their J 1859-A puller with J 36541 special legs) to the steering wheel and pull the wheel loose from the shaft.
4. Remove the steering wheel shaft nut and the remove the steering wheel. Detach the electrical connectors.

Fig. If leaf-type springs are used to retain the air bag, release the spring clip retainers and separate the air bag module from the steering wheel

Fig. Carefully pull the air bag module away from the steering wheel, then detach the electrical connector

Fig. Exploded view of the air bag module and electrical connections-Buick shown, others similar

Fig. Typical steering wheel and the recommended puller with special legs to fit steering wheels designed for air bags

1. Make sure the multifunction lever is in the OFF position.

Fig. Typical multifunction switch removal

1. Remove the screws from the lower steering column cover. It may be helpful to tilt the column down and slide the cover back to disengage the plastic locking tabs. Work carefully. The plastic column covers are easily damaged.
2. Remove the screws from the upper steering column cover and lift off the cover.
3. Disconnect the wire harness strap.
4. It is likely that wire ties restrain the multifunction switch harness. Cut off the plastic wire ties.
5. Detach the steering column harness connector from the vehicle wire harness.
6. Remove the two tapping screws and separate the turn signal and multifunction switch assembly from the steering column.
7. Installation is the reverse of the removal process. Use new plastic wire ties to secure the harness as before.
8. Test all multifunction switch operations.

1. Route the SIR connector through the steering wheel.
2. Align the scribe mark on the steering wheel made at removal with the existing mark on the steering column shaft. Make sure the steering wheel is seated.
3. Install the steering wheel shaft nut and tighten to 33 ft. lbs. (45 Nm).
4. Install the air bag module using the following procedure:
   1. Attach the electrical connections to the air bag module.
   2. If equipped with leaf-spring type clips, line up the air bag module retainers with the openings in the steering wheel. Gently press the air bag module into place until it 'snaps' into place.
   3. If equipped with screws to retain the air bag, install the screws using care to line up the screw openings.
   
   
5. Enable the SIR system by replacing the fuseand reinstally the negative battery cable.
6. Check the operation of the horn and steering wheel. Check the operation of the steering wheel switches, as equipped.

SOURCE: 2000 chrysler concorde turn signal/hazards

I am having the same problem with my 1999 chrysler concorde amoung other problems. But they will work at times and then they will just stop for no reason. Have you found any solutions yet?