toby350

Blinkers stop working after I took my dash off. Change the flash relay and emergency button and still nothing. Thanks for any help.

Former User

Check the hood hazard lights fuse and the dash turn signal fuse.

toby350

I checked the hood hazard fuse but not the dash turn signal fuse. Is that located on the fuse box under tye steering wheel?

Former User

What car?

toby350

Its a 93 civic

Former User

Voltage test 10A hood fuse 43 and 10A dash fuse 15. Both top tabs of each fuse should have battery voltage. Click the Test Fuses link in my signature.

If the above tests are fine, then make sure the hazard switch connector is fully seated. If so, unplug it and test whether battery voltage reaches the Wht/Grn and Yel wires in the connector.

toby350

Ok ill check when I get home around 4. Thanks for your help.

toby350

Ok checked it out and the hazards switch connector has power only on one wire and its white with a blue line. It also had power on a all yellow wire but only for a bit. If your holding it with the release clip on top, the two bottom right wires where the one with power. Also checked the hood fuse and that also has power but not the dash fuse. The fuse is good but theres no power coming out even took off the fuse and touch directly to the metal inside the fuse box and still nothing. Anything else I can check?

Former User

The Yel wire and dash fuse 15 must be voltage tested with the key in ON(II).

Plug the switch connector back in and then do these input tests:

toby350

I did try it wen it was on. I took off my srs box when I did my brake tuck.

Former User

Does 20A dash fuse 14 have battery voltage on both test tabs?

toby350

Does it have to be on? My sunroof works tough.

Former User

Yes. Key in ON(II).

toby350

Ok yea I just check it and BOTH fuses have power I didnt have the key all the way the first time I checked.

Former User

Does battery voltage reach the yel wire in the hazard switch connector?

toby350

Yea it has power.

Former User

See post #9.

toby350

What you mean post #9?

Former User

Each post in a thread is sequentially numbered (#) in the upper right corner.

jbpnoman

Post #9. In this thread.

toby350

Ok I looked at it now what?? Does my cluster have anything to do with it?

Former User

Read the diagram and do the three input tests. Post each result.

toby350

Ok ill do it tomorrow. Its dark and cold.

toby350

So if im reading it right, all 3 must have power?

Former User

You need to read the diagram carefully.

Test #1 looks for ground not voltage (power).

Test #2 looks for voltage (power).

Test #3 looks for proper function.