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Old 08-09-02, 11:33 AM
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annoying little problem with turn signals

Hey hey, i dont wanna drive around town with a real fast blinker, it only does that when i turn left, i changed the bulb to some whiter ones up front. And now the thing blinks as fast as a....you get the point. Seems like all the lights are working. I dont know why.
Old 08-09-02, 11:41 AM
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The ricers think the fast blink is cool? Go figure..
Old 08-09-02, 01:34 PM
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nonononon. how do i fix?
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The car is thinking a bulb is blown? you sure those white lights are 12V?
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umm, think so. They are made for the car, and they work fine.
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You either have the wrong bulb or a burnt out light. Make sure all four of your turn signals are in good working order; if they are, then recheck the voltage rating on your new bulbs to make sure they match the stock specs. If these all check out o.k. then you may have a corroded (sp.?) bulb socket. I had a nasty build up of corrosion in one of my front signal sockets and it made the bulb hyper-blink ever now and then. I just took a wire brush to it and some electrical contact cleaner and it has been working fine ever since.
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I agree with Samps .. it is probably the bulb socket. Try removing the bulb, clean the housing/socket/etc real well, then reinstall it. I recently changed the front bulbs and had the same issue.

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my ricer bulbs! awww, Damn they look nice to. Yup they went out this morning. Sorry for the delay, i was at camp
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