95 accord turn signal doesn't work?
05-16-2005, 07:09 PM
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95 accord turn signal doesn't work?
i have a 95 accord,and the signal doesn't work.i check all the fuses and they are all good.the hazard works fine.headlight and high beam works also,but when you signal left or right no blink.i change the whole signal part already and still don't work.is there a relay for the signal?but if the signal relay was bad,would the hazard work?what else should i check?
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Re: 95 accord turn signal doesn't work? (1slowcrx)
replace the turn signal switch. They do wear out on occasion. Disable the airbag system first. what do you mean by turn signal part are you talking about the switch? There is a relay under the dash on the right side of the steering wheel that controls the blinking and it may be bad.
05-16-2005, 08:18 PM
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just a quick comment and my opinion and hope no one gets offended ... first of all
1 slow you cannot just start replacing parts without knowing exactly what is wrong or you will be pissing money in the wind you just replaced switch and it did not fix problem how much did you waste $ 100-150??there are more the 1 thing that can cause turn signals not to work unless you are a rich man i would diagnose deeper and replace only the needed part ,, it could be fuses, switch, relay, wiring, a loose connection ,,,,
And as for YEUEM no offense you cant just tell him replace switch they wear on occasion well everything wears down with age and mileage ,,,,, it is expensive to do so there is a way to test the switch before just replacing it if i have a chance i will look up the wiring diagram and advise you on what to chk ,,hope nobody's feeling got hurt by my comments but i am trying to help people here into saving money and not spend it uneccesarely ...
1 slow you cannot just start replacing parts without knowing exactly what is wrong or you will be pissing money in the wind you just replaced switch and it did not fix problem how much did you waste $ 100-150??there are more the 1 thing that can cause turn signals not to work unless you are a rich man i would diagnose deeper and replace only the needed part ,, it could be fuses, switch, relay, wiring, a loose connection ,,,,
And as for YEUEM no offense you cant just tell him replace switch they wear on occasion well everything wears down with age and mileage ,,,,, it is expensive to do so there is a way to test the switch before just replacing it if i have a chance i will look up the wiring diagram and advise you on what to chk ,,hope nobody's feeling got hurt by my comments but i am trying to help people here into saving money and not spend it uneccesarely ...
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ok bud,.,,,,,a quick chk,, next to the underdash fuse box up left there is what is called the auxiliary fuse box it only has 1 fuse # 12 it is 7.5 amps it is for the turn signals ..if it is ok...under left side of dash 20 pin gray connector make sure you have power with key on at wire green/white if you put a new switch you should, if you do, above left kick 20 pin gray/blue connector se if you get power at wire green/red if you do relay is ok ,,if you do on same plug chk power at green/blue with the turn switch on left and green/yellow with turn signal on rt if you have power combo switch is ok try those and post results
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