turn signals won't work
01-02-04, 03:04 PM
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turn signals won't work
anything besides the fuse i might check? the car is at my mechanics right now, getting the master cylinder put in, i'm gonna check the fuses as soon as i go to pick it up tonight, and was wondering if there was anything else i might check on
01-02-04, 03:22 PM
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the switch itself. my car blew a couple of fuses not too long ago and i never found out why. rear lights/gauge lights (illumination fuse) and i THINK turn signals/heater/AC (struck me as a weird combination, but i replaced the fuse and the problem was solved). both were 15amp fuses.
01-02-04, 03:58 PM
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ok if its not the fuse i'll see if the switches from my rx7 in the junkyard are still there, this is pretty important for my car since i'm bout to be driving it to texas next week
01-02-04, 04:16 PM
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if it is just the turn signals and hazards it is prolly your turn/flasher cpu
the box just to the left of your fuse box
held on by 1 10mm nut and 2 or 3 wire bundles...can be had at your local junk yard for 10 bux
check it first it's a hell of a lot easier than the switch
the box just to the left of your fuse box
held on by 1 10mm nut and 2 or 3 wire bundles...can be had at your local junk yard for 10 bux
check it first it's a hell of a lot easier than the switch
01-02-04, 06:36 PM
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If it is the switch, the hazards will still work.
If it is the CPU or fuses, neither the hazard switch or the turn signal switch will work.
I also now stock rebuilt hazard/turn signal flasher circuit boards as well a completely rebuilt CPUs on my website if you don't want to try and mess with fixing a CPU yourself.
If it is the CPU or fuses, neither the hazard switch or the turn signal switch will work.
I also now stock rebuilt hazard/turn signal flasher circuit boards as well a completely rebuilt CPUs on my website if you don't want to try and mess with fixing a CPU yourself.
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01-02-04, 07:03 PM
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Originally posted by Elysian
i'm bout to be driving it to texas next week
i'm bout to be driving it to texas next week
01-02-04, 10:30 PM
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Originally posted by casio
what's in texas? well, besides me. something goin on here that you know about and i don't? that's not fair!
what's in texas? well, besides me. something goin on here that you know about and i don't? that's not fair!
yeah, i'm from plano, its the happening place to be:O j/k lol, i grew up there, i'm going home on leave(navy
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01-03-04, 02:05 PM
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well, i found a fuse socket missing a connector, but i don't have a chiltons/haynes manual, and i don't have the fuse box cover, so i don't know if thats the fuse thats causing the problem... gonna have to look around the net for that
01-03-04, 02:21 PM
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for a T2. gotta be similar https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...fuse+box+cover
i dont recall the crossed out spots, though on mine.
i dont recall the crossed out spots, though on mine.
01-04-04, 11:07 AM
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ok then its not a fuse... i guess its the hazards computer, guess i better hit the junk yard monday morning, i know my 87 TII is still there, need a sunroof motor anyways
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