Turn signal works but no sound inside vehicle

In a 2006 Ford Territory, the turn signal relay is located in the central junction box, also known as the fuse box. Here's how you can locate and access the relay:

1. Find the central junction box: The central junction box in the Ford Territory is typically located under the dashboard on the driver's side. It is usually positioned towards the lower part of the dashboard, near the pedals.
2. Remove the cover: Once you've located the central junction box, you'll need to remove the cover to access the relays and fuses inside. The cover may have clips or screws holding it in place. Use a flathead screwdriver or the appropriate tool to remove any screws or release the clips to detach the cover.
3. Locate the turn signal relay: Inside the central junction box, you'll find a grid or diagram that indicates the different relays and fuses. Look for the turn signal relay, which is often labeled with its specific function or identified by a symbol representing the turn signals. Refer to the owner's manual or the diagram inside the junction box for the exact location of the turn signal relay.
4. Replace or test the relay: If you're experiencing issues with the indicator sound, you can try replacing the turn signal relay with a new one. Alternatively, you can test the relay using a multimeter or consult a professional mechanic to diagnose the problem accurately.

Remember to disconnect the car's battery before working on the electrical components to prevent any electrical mishaps. If you're uncertain about locating or handling the relay, it's recommended to consult a qualified mechanic or refer to the vehicle's service manual for detailed instructions specific to your 2006 Ford Territory model.

Most likely cause is the hazard warning light switch , this unit is all electronic inside and it sounds like the hazzard light unit has failed , You might find you can solder a connection on the back but i cannot remember what model or make of vehicle i have done this on ,, Just renew the whole unit and it will all work as it should

It depends on the make , model an year vehicle an what controls that signal light . Lot's of vehicles use a BCM - body control module to turn on these light's an also sends a message to the radio for the sound . Sound could come from the driver door speaker or speaker inside the instrument cluster . Do you hear sound for the right turn signal ? Looking at a wiring diagram would show what's all involved in the turn signals for your vehicle. Free wiring diagrams here http://www.bbbind.com/tsb-wiring-diagrams-database/.

Hi Raymond:
What a strange thing to have happened.
I'm assuming that it was installed in the vehicle, so the thief would have had to:
1) Get access into the vehicle (hopefully the doors were locked)
2) Open the hood (latch release mechanism is inside the vehicle)
3) Disconnect the battery. (stops the horn from blowing)
4) Remove the steering wheel
5) Remove the turn signal assembly.
Sounds like a LOT of work to steal the part.
Very strange.

If you look under the hood of most vehicles you'll see a black box sometimes labeled 'relay center'. Usually in your owners manual or under the lid of that box is a routing diagram that explains what relays do what. Find the one labeled turn signals - usually the relays for the turn signal are in that box - but you'll also want to check your vehicles fuse panel inside the vehicle for any fuses that are related - but a relay is what is used mostly for things like turn signals, windshield wipers, fuel pumps, etc. Under the hood - inside that relay box - you can either swap the relay for a non-essential item that uses the same relay - for example: your 'horn' relay is the exact same size, dimensions, code, etc. as your turn signal relay. Hit the horn. If it works - so does the relay. You can swap them out to test. If you put that horn's relay in the place of the turn signal relay and the signals come on - you know it's your relay. Advance, Napa - any major parts houses have one on the shelf in the back for most major models and usually you can stop in and pick up/no ordering required. All The Best, Justin Lee 17 South Industries

Faulty flasher.Located under dash

Sounds like the flasher is out. Really cheap fix. New ones are about $5-10.

look for the hazzard /4 ways switch. see if this is where this ticking is coming from. if so slowly move the turn signal switch . if it stops or changes, you have a bad turn signal switch. the hazzard and the turn signals operate through the hazzard switch..it has a built in relay.hope this was helpful

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Vehicles: Make/Models: Model/Build Years: SATURN/LS 2000 Defect: VEHICLEDESCRIPTION: PASSENGER VEHICLES. THESE VEHICLES DO NOT COMPLY WITHREQUIREMENTS OF FMVSS NO. 108, "LAMPS, REFLECTIVE DEVICES, ANDASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT." BECAUSE OF A PROBLEM IN THE HAZARD WARNINGSWITCH ASSEMBLY, THE TURN SIGNAL LAMPS MAY NOT WORK OR MAY WORKINTERMITTENTLY WHEN THE DRIVER USES THE TURN SIGNAL LEVER OR HAZARDWARNING SWITCH. IF THE VEHICLE TURN SIGNAL INDICATORS ARE NOT FLASHING,THEN THE TURN SIGNAL LAMPS MAY NOT BE FLASHING. Component Affected: EXTERIOR LIGHTING:TURN SIGNAL:SWITCH Corrective Action: OTHER DRIVERS MAY NOT BE ALERTED THAT THE VEHICLE IS TURNING AND A CRASH COULD OCCUR. Consequence: DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE HAZARD WARNING SWITCH ASSEMBLY. Mfr. Campaign #: 99045/00-C-03 Mfr. Involved: GENERAL MOTORS CORP. # Vehicles Affected: 1395 File Date: 07/29/1999
The vehicle you are working on may or may not be affected by this recall. Contact the vehicle manufacturer for clarification. hope this solves your problem.THANK YOU

sounds like you need a combo flasher assembly..located in fuse block inside vehicle under steering column..there may be a plastic cover under dash you have to remove to see fuse block..large black relay that plugs into fuse block..if you pick up a new one,you will see what it looks like..available at dodge dealer..combo flasher or drl/signal relay