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Old 09-28-2018, 07:18 AM   #8
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Re: Frustrating turn signal

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1st thing you can try is disconnect the bulkhead connector from the wiring that goes into your hood. It has 3 connections. 1 for parking lights 1 for left and 1 for right turn signal. If you take a wire and connect that to the + of your battery you can hold it to the each connector to see if the lights go on. If that is the case, you know that everything in the hood is good. It will also indicate you have good ground. Than your problem is under the dash.
yep - All the under hood wiring checked out. Thanks for the battery wire tip. Went under the dash and pushed all the wires back into the bulkhead. That wire was the worst. Appears from grabbing at the vent handle I must have caught the wires a few times. Wrapped them up tight now.

Everything is working. Now I can drive the truck again.

Drivers today don't understand hand signals anymore. They just think you are flippin' off or something.
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