Alright, i have a 90 civic si and every time i turn on the right side blinker the signal light fuse blows. When that blows, my entire cluster stops working. I can turn on my lights and i can use my left blinker fine, its just that dang right one. Does anyone have any clue of why this would be??

thanks

 

Sounds like a short in the wiring for the right turn signal. Have you have either end apart?

 

yup as stated above me. it MAY be your 2 wires may be melted together. happened to a friend of mines integra. using a high amp fuse may cause this.

 

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i had the same thing happen to me. and it was a short in the wires due to them melting. im pretty sure when ur cluster lights go out so do ur running lights in the back.

 

Its been about 4 days since this started happening and now my car wont even start. I guess i might have bumped something while i was looking for bare and melted wires but i have no idea. When i try to start the car it doesnt turn over or anything and the only light on my cluster that turns on is the battery one. This is just getting super frustrating now. Ughhh

 

Thanks for the input, guys. It turns out that there were bare spots on the 2 blinker wires touching each other. As for the car not starting, it was because the short was draining the battery.

 

Right on, glad you got her figured out.