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Rear turn signals stay on all the time, cant turn them off

Rear turn signals stay on (not blinking). pulled both flashers out, and their still on. the right turn signal will work normal when turned on but not the left. four way flashers wont work.

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Try checking the grount to the back of the harness, by the lights. A faulty ground will make the lights work, not work, or act weird. Or you may have some corrosion in the harness tord the rear, in which case you may find when you inspect the ground.

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This is caused by the turn signal switch, replace it.

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