h23ajdmlude

so last night im driving to a friends house to chill for a few when this girl in a mitsubishi 3000gt tries to race me, so of course i take the hint and race her. by the time i was shifting out of third into fourth i was a long ways ahead so i go to throw my hazards on and nothing, so i turn off on my friends road and my turn signals werent working as well. must be my bad karma for not letting a girl win lol

does anyone know which fuse is for the turn signals/hazards i dont have the fuse door with the diagram on it and google doesnt seem to know what one is either.

im also going to upload some pictures tonight in the picture thread so you guys can see my lude

Kronn 98SH

You want fuse #39.

darkestfenix

#39 under the hood.

darkestfenix

beat me to it. LOL

h23ajdmlude

thanks guys, i found the red 10a fuse and replaced it and as soon as i turned the hazards on the fuse popped again, i think i have an exposed wire by the in car fuse box that might have a bad connection i just found, im not positive if its that wire causing it but its a white wire with a black stripe so im guessing its a ground for the turn signals?

slomofo

iTrader: (1)

The grounded wire is most likely on your front turn signals. Usually water, snow, salt, and dirt erode away the wires in the bumper lights causing one to touch metal and ground out.

h23ajdmlude

no i found the grounded wire in the car by the fuse box thats under the dash by the hood release it was white with a black stripe. the diagram you guys posted for me said that was for a blower motor? im guessing for the ac?

tebrown42

What about turn signals flashing quickly? I thought that would indicate a bad bulb, but they all seem to be working, just flashing abnormally fast. Bad relay?

Could be from the hatchet job under the dash, I guess. I got it to fix up and drive, but the previous owner had disco'd the instrument panel, left a few plugs unhooked under the dash, and patched in some cheesy gauges with electrical tape under the hood. I don't see where these misc. plugs could possibly fit. Anyone have a picture of what the under-dash ECU and fusebox area should look like in a stock 1995 VTEC Prelude?

Thanks for any input...
Tom