I was riding home from work today and I went to switch lanes and noticed that I had no blinkers. I replaced the flasher. Still nothing. Is there another relay somewhere else that would cause this. BTW stock dash and everything, nothing has been altered. ( 1991 Civic Si )

 

are you bulbs burnt out lol i would say get a test light and test your wires running to the blinkers to see if they are getting power when you hit your blinker switch, if you are getting power its not your relays more likely a wire and bulb problem, possible a small electrical fire that you didnt notice?

 

I'll check the bulb. But if just one bulb burnt out, why would that cause everything to die. Including the little lights on the instrument cluster.

 

Ok, checked the bulb.., the fuse is good, I mean what else could it be. I'll have to check it with a test light tomorrow when I get off of work. Is there any other relay besides the flasher?

 

check your fuses. same thing happen to me once

 

check all fuses and they are all good

 

i believe the flasher is the only relay but if it has something to do with your guage lights it sounds like a short or a blown fuse just try it out with a test light and see what you get

 

i have checked and replaced everything. flasher ( new ) fuse ( new) bulbs ( new ) my question now is, Is there a switch inside the steering column?

 

Combo switch? My best guess if you've checked everything else including wire continuity.

 

these work great

 

yep. lights work fine just no turn signals or hazards

 

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hahahahahah thats the best

 

 

thanks! real helpful. Anyone know where a possible bad ground could be coming from in this situation.

 

i believe the grounds for the headlights and signals are at the front corner on each side of your engine bay.. they are covered by a clear plastic looking thing