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    Left side turn signal not working

    Like the title says the back turn signal is not working, the front works but is blinking fast. bulb is good, put different ones in there just to make sure, and I busted out a multimeter and checked to see if it's getting power in the socket. Nope, grounded it in the trunk and it went up to 0.7 volts, thats it. Put the positive of the multimeter in the plastic connecter and still nothing.

    Any ideas?
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    well resistance is measured from the metal. so putting 1 end on plastic will not do you any good.

    the first thing to look at is fuses. make sure they are good. if it keeps blowing fuses you know you have a short in the electrical system.

    then you can check the wiring to the turn signal. make sure no knicks or frays in the wiring. then if there is a ground wire make sure it is properly grounded(idk about this for sure)
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      Originally posted by AaronRVegas View Post
      well resistance is measured from the metal. so putting 1 end on plastic will not do you any good.

      the first thing to look at is fuses. make sure they are good. if it keeps blowing fuses you know you have a short in the electrical system.

      then you can check the wiring to the turn signal. make sure no knicks or frays in the wiring. then if there is a ground wire make sure it is properly grounded(idk about this for sure)
      I meant inside the plastic connector touching the base of the wire. I don't know what you call it, a connector clip maybe? Plastic doesn't conduct electricty lol.

      Fuses are all good, unless there are seperate fuses for eash side of the car? Like I said one side works fine, and only the front works on the other side.

      Where does the wiring begin? under the dash?
      Last edited by Cblove; 08-23-2010, 06:35 PM.

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        Seriously no one has any idea and/or has had a similar problem?

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