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Old 05-18-2012 | 02:38 PM
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My girlfriends 88'* turn signals were being sporadic and clicking on and off when she would try to turn them on. It was sort of like,

-Switch up-
-Click...-
-5 seconds later-
-ClickClickClick...-
-30 seconds later still no clicks-

Now, after it doing that for about a week, they don't work at all. I've already tried the following things to fix it:

1. Spraying Air to clean out any dust or dirt that might clog in it.
2. Spraying WD-40 to try and see if it'* just stuck.

I've checked the Fuse Box, but I can't seem to find the right fuse as I'm not familiar with the abbreviations and lingo on the cover.

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Check to make sure ALL lights are working properly and check your blinker fluid. I mean your flasher.
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Her Hazards work, if that matters. Although I've never hard of Blinker Fluid, how would one check to see if that'* okay?
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Turn the hazards on, and locate the flasher under the dash by the clicking sound it makes. The turn signal flasher is usually next to it, and looks like this:
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Mike, I'm going to smack you.
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Hey, I specified....afterwards.
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Hey Mike, is this the stuff you normally use?

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That'* the stuff!!! Along with my crossdrilled brake lines.
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I don't really appreciate the fact that I come to your site for advice on a problem, and I'm welcomed by a Moderator Gearhead who gives me absolutely no help. That'* not a very good way of promoting your website.

Also, the Flasher is working perfectly, because her hazards work.
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I do believe 2 of us did give you something to check. Any humor on the side is a bonus. If you have no humor, then, well...
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