Turn signal just works in the back on the pas. side. HARD TO PUSH THE GAS DOWN SOMETHIMES.

Push down & turn to the right- clockwise to install

probably worn down inside the steering colum. look up the turn signal setup at rockauto.com. not too hard to change.

OK try this turn the signal light on one side or the other then push brake pedal if brake lights come on replace the turn signal switch

Open the hood, on the right hand side you should see an oval hole (about 6 inches back from the front of the car). Take your flashlight and look in the hole, you should see a vertical piece of metal (ignore it) and behind that (relative tp the front of the car) you should see a flat tab. Take a long flatblade screwdriver and push down on the flat tab. Once you push down you can pull on the turn signal out and replace the bulb. The tab holds the turn signal in place.

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I have a 89 F-350 and had same problem. Check your turn signal switch connectot, it may have come unplugged when replacing the ignition switch, turn signal switch controls all the lights you describe. If connector is OK, check switch itself It is made out of plastic and with time, gets brittle and cracks, then the wires get loose and somethimes it shorts things out.

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the turn indicator arm has 2 positions,passing and turning, just touch down to flash 4/5 times left or push hard down to stay on until you have turned left...
also push down hard,turn key off and left side parking lights are on......(okay thats 3.....)do i get a gold star???

multi function switch

On a Vehicle this Age..there is a good chance the Catalytic converter is clogged..there only one way to eliminate this..cut it out..if the car starts..then im your Guy..if not..weld it back..and make sure the Gas is pure(no water) then proceed to check all ingnition components..its a little more work..but thats the cheapest route...I think..it worked for me..Good luck..

This is a push and turn style connector. Just push towards the light and turn. You do not have to push extremely hard. Pull out old bulb and replace

I ACTUALLY HAD MY FRIEND TAKE A LOOK AT THE PLASTIC PART WHERE THE FRONT TURN SIGNAL LIGHT CONNECTS... HE ADVISED ME THAT THERE IS A BAD CONNECT AND THAT ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS CLEAN THE METAL AROUND THE PRONGS ON THE BLACK PART OF THE ACTUAL LIGHT BULB THAT YOU PLUG IN ... YOU ALSO NEED TO PUSH THE LITTLE METAL PRONGS INSIDE OF THE WHITE SOCKET BACK UP SO THAT THEY CREATE A TIGHTER/SNUG FIT FOR THE BLUB WHEN PLUGGED BACK IN.... I HAVEN'T HAD ANY ISSUES SINCE HE FIXED THIS FOR ME ... AND MY 2 FRONT SIGNALS BEFORE THIS HADN'T WORKED FOR ALMOST A YEAR....