Lincoln town car turning signal problem.

The flasher for the 4 ways is a separate flasher unit in the fuse box.

There might be a flasher for "Hazard lights" and one for turn signals. Probably same part, swap them and see if turn signals start working, and hazards quit working.

many lighting systems use two flasher relays to isolate turn signal function from hazard function. each has an independent power supply source path or circuit. you'll need to trace power to the bulbs from the turn signal switch, and from the fuse boxes to the switch.

Here's a link to what it look's like. Turn Signal Flasher 1993 Lincoln Town Car 8 Cylinders 4 6L EFI AutoZone... The Flasher is located: Front seating area, driver side, under dash, driver side of steering column, mounted on fuse side of fuse panel
Application:
Turn signal

under the dash is a blinker solenoid. it constantly clicks when the turn signals are on. could be bad. Does the four way hazards work? if they do then it will be your turn signal switch (the handle you use to turn on the turn signals.) I've been a mechanic for 10 yrs. Hope this helps

The Flasher is located: Front seating area, driver side, under dash, driver side of steering column, mounted on fuse side of fuse panel
Application: Turn signal and Hazard Lights

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if they are coming on but not flashing,yes its the flasher

first check the fuse,then the flasher, the hazard flasher is a seperate flasher, then check the swtich

The flasher is located in the fuse box under the dash on the left side of steering wheel and the flasher is in there. If that is what is wrong with them.

I had this same problem on a 1995 Lincoln Towncar -- thought I might have to replace the Signal Switch - then it was suggested to check the ground for this wiring. However I was told to check the HAZARD SWITCH. The Hazard Switch was not On or Off it was stuck in the middle. Simply pushing it up and down correct the problem. I was also told that maybe a little WD40 on the HAZARD SWITCH might help.

This is an easy try me first fix. It worked for me and cost 0.