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Old 07-02-2008 | 04:12 PM
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Unhappy Turn Signals

My turn signals are really slow. I was wondering if there was some sort of way to speed them up. It'* wierd too because when my headlights are on, they get slower then when my headlights are off, like it has to do with how much current is getting sent to them. When my hazard lights are on, they are at a normal speed to, so I don't know what'* causing it, or if it'* just normal.

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Its normal, and annoying. Easy fix, change out your turn signal timer module with a solid state one. That way your electrical load on the car wont determine the light blink speed. I did this fix because when having a trailer hooked up the extra electrial load made my lights slow.

The part should be about 10-12 bucks from local autoparts store. Easy change out, 10 min tops, take of kick panel for driver side, near center of dash you'll see a tiny aluminum can shaped device with two wires going into it, thats the signal clicker. Its not screwed/bolted in so pull it off the bracket thats grasping it, yank off the connector and connect your new solid state clicker.
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