Blinkers

Guero

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My blinkers stoped working, just that. what fuse is it? i cant find any pop ones?

 

CManT1914

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Could be your multi-function (turn signal) switch. When mine went out, my brake lights and turn signals all stopped working.

 

bill302

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replace the electronic solid state indicator flasher located in the fuse junction panel,under the left hand side of the fuse panel.
to replace the flasher unit,perform the following
1. disconnect the negative battery cable
2. remove the fuse junction panel
3. pull the indicator flasher straight out of the fuse junction panel.

to install:
4. align the indicator flasher with the fuse junction panel and press it in to place until fully seated.
5. install the fuse junction panel.
6. connect the negative battery cable.

 

MysteryMachine

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change the blinker fluid

 

SeventyMach1

Keep it lubed .... keep it straight .... and keep

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Have you upgraded the exhauster?



It tends to cause this problem. Be sure to use synthetic fluid .... it lasts longer.

 

MysteryMachine

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cost more too but its the best. I use the neon green stuff Top Of The Line from autozone

 

Guero

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MysteryMachine said:

change the blinker fluid

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is there a drain plug i can drain it from? and wher do i add the new fluid?

 

MysteryMachine

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nah you gotta drill a hole. stupid ford thought buy sealing them the fluid would stay in there but it didn't work

 

Guero

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MysteryMachine said:

nah you gotta drill a hole. stupid ford thought buy sealing them the fluid would stay in there but it didn't work

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dam Ford

 

Guero

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bill302 said:

replace the electronic solid state indicator flasher located in the fuse junction panel,under the left hand side of the fuse panel.
to replace the flasher unit,perform the following
1. disconnect the negative battery cable
2. remove the fuse junction panel
3. pull the indicator flasher straight out of the fuse junction panel.

to install:
4. align the indicator flasher with the fuse junction panel and press it in to place until fully seated.
5. install the fuse junction panel.
6. connect the negative battery cable.

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is that the round one?

 

MysteryMachine

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eh pulling the battery is over kill for a flasher book tells you to pull it for putting gas in the damn car just about. Yes the flasher should be round

 

Guero

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Thanks guys

 

MysteryMachine

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http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=621835

Says it all right here lol