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Davidf · 03-17-2021, 01:53 PM

Also, to test, remove the lens and wiggle the bulb/lamp. If all starts to work properly, then again it is not a ground issue but more a socket or bulb compatibility issue. Try a different bulb/brand. Try a bulb with a copper base in lieu of nickel (colored?).

I can pull my turn signal assembly connect it to a power supply and it behaves the same way. So, it cannot be a ground issue.

Incidentally, the side marker on the side that is giving me trouble does not flash.

03-17-2021, 01:53 PM	#9
Davidf Registered User Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: Austin Posts: 749	Re: Bad Ground....but, where? Also, to test, remove the lens and wiggle the bulb/lamp. If all starts to work properly, then again it is not a ground issue but more a socket or bulb compatibility issue. Try a different bulb/brand. Try a bulb with a copper base in lieu of nickel (colored?). I can pull my turn signal assembly connect it to a power supply and it behaves the same way. So, it cannot be a ground issue. Incidentally, the side marker on the side that is giving me trouble does not flash.