el_Presidente

i have no turn signals for some reason. i checked all the fuses, my hazards are still working but no turn signals? not even that ticking sound you should hear. any ideas??

kotetu

probably the switch in the steering column that turns on the left or right signal has become damaged somehow.

pick up a helms manual and a multimeter and find out.

EH2DX

or check your fuse

el_Presidente

i already said i checked all the fuses. but just for peace of mind, i'll check them again.

Elkins911

if you arnt getting the ticking sound then probably your relay is dead. try to locate a helms and test out the relay.

BB6-00

check if their is any power going to the relay with a multimeter and then check if their is any coming out of it. U can also use a test light.

rjr162

your turn signal fluid is low

berzcheft

Hi...
as already said...it's probably the relay...
It's above your in-dash fuse box, i think it's the "biggest" relay among the relays
...in the middle/upper part of the chassis...

berz

madcowdk

I'd agree that it's probably the relay. But, I had the same problem on my 5th gen a few months ago and I tried everything. But, it turned out that there is a red/green turn signal wire coming out of the fuse box in a loom. The wire has an inline diode and the wire had broken loose from that.

spoolinlude

the grounds for the lights are located inside the fender, open the hood look behind the headlight, kinda by where the cruise control is, should be a white plug.....might have come loose.....same goes for the other side by the battery, but up farther towads the front, u can't miss it.....its pretty big

el_Presidente

thanks for all the replies. i'll check the relay, if i can find the right one and that ground wire by the headlight.

Mjfan12

It could be that u need a new flasher. They are about 7 bucks.

EH2DX

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****, my bad... but you don't have to me for that mang... i could get angry and go balistic on your ***. i am bosnian after all.

Daemione

Bringing back the dead here, but . . . .

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Where is this located? There is no mention of it in the Helms, and I'm out of ideas to try to fix mine.

Same symptoms as the others - hazards work, turn signals don't (no clicking), relay is good, fuses are good, wiring harness is good, combo switch is good.

Sephro

http://icelord.net/honda/repai...r.pdf

Prolly the same in the 5th gens

Behan

I'm not sure where the flasher is located, but from your symptoms/ what you say checks as good. Its most likely your flasher. The flasher is what makes the clicking noise as it opens and closes the circuit, making the lights flash. your flasher is bad if a.) lights stay on (stuck closed) or b.) lights don't work/no click (stuck open)

you could try this site to find the location, but this manual is for a 4th gen.

http://www.icelord.net/honda/repair/

Daemione

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"No occurrences of:
flasher
were found in the document"

Isn't the clicking sound made by the relay? (which would make "flasher" just a dumb word for the hazard/turn-signal relay that I've already replaced . . . )

I'm looking at the wiring diagram in my 5th gen Helms right now - I see no evidence of anything called a "flasher". I've had about 50 people suggest to replace this silly thing, but noone seems to be able to explain where the hell it is.

Behan

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Isn't the clicking sound made by the relay? (which would make "flasher" just a dumb word for the hazard/turn-signal relay that I've already replaced . . . )

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that is possible, but i'm not sure if the prelude has the relay only or the the flasher as well.

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flasher
were found in the document"

I'm looking at the wiring diagram in my 5th gen Helms right now - I see no evidence of anything called a "flasher". </TD></TR></TABLE>

they could be listed under different names.

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it looks like this



still not sure on the location though.

Daemione

Hmm, okay. I can't recall seeing anything that looks like that, but I'll look again I guess. But in the wiring diagram, there's nothing that could be it - I've accounted for every other part . . . .

Battery --&gt; Underhood fuse --&gt; Ignition Switch --&gt; Turn Signal switch --&gt; Turn Signal Relay --&gt; Turn Signal Lights

Sephro

yes it is most likely called relay. That's what I was referring to. It should be in the under dash fuse box. Most cars don't have the "Flasher" since they now made it more electronic rather than thermal. That's why in some cars the clicking sounds fake. Anyone heard a new Saab's clicking would know what I mean. They sound like someone with 2 coconut halves banging them together. Replace the relay because Relay=Flasher

Daemione

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Yeah, already replaced that one, though. Thanks anyway . . . .

Someone who's turn signals are working - could you do me a favor & try to figure out exactly where the clicking sound comes from when they're on? I thought it was in that relay, but may be I'm wrong.

Sephro

Okay then have you checked the ends for a short in the line?? If no one else checks before tomorow I can do it.

spoolinlude

its the grounds........ inside the fender by the headlight, both sides......... big white plug

edit:: maybe

Stoich

did you find the problem. my friend is having the same exact problem.

hOndafienD 04

flasher? not sure i've seen these in a honda....can any1 confirm if hondas use flashers or not...if so....i'd start there...they are cheap..and go bad often